relatives and friends of the victims of the genocide in Srebrenitsa, recognized in Europe the largest tragedy of mankind after the Second World War, and the Bosnians surviving in this massacre arrived in Istanbul.
Bosnians who arrived in Istanbul when organizing the local authorities of the Bagdzhilar district, visited the Aiya-Sofya mosques and the Sultanammet in the Turkish metropolis.
Chairman of the Association of Srebrenitsa Munir Subashich thanked the head of the municipality Bagdzhilar Abdullah Ozdemir for organizing a visit.
She called on Muslims to unite and noted that the presence of differences is possible, but it is important to prevent discrimination.
Subashic drew attention to the fact that Turkey during the period when the genocide was committed, was not as strong as now.
“We know that Turkey takes care of us. It should be so. Because the danger has not yet passed us. This is necessary from the point of view of the fundamental human rights, and the rights of Muslims,” she said.