Ameri?ki novinar Ivan Golden,

 

Ameri?ki novinar Ivan Golden, osniva? i izvršni direktor THX News, koji je posve?en otkrivanju istine o zlo?inima u svijetu napisao tekst o zna?ajnoj ulozi Kanade u procesu institucionalizacije kulture sje?anja na genocid u Srebrenici. Izme?u ostalog koristio je kao izvor i aktivnosti Instituta za istraživanje genocida Kanada.

 

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Canadian Government Commemorates Srebrenica Genocide

Honoring Victims and Promoting Justice: Minister of Foreign Affairs' Statement.

 

The Canadian government, through the Minister of Foreign Affairs, commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, honoring over 8,000 Bosniak men and boys killed and more than 20,000 displaced by Bosnian Serb forces.

 

Canada emphasizes remembrance and learning from such tragedies to support justice and reconciliation.

This statement aligns with Canada’s foreign policy priorities, including promoting peace and stability in conflict-affected regions.

 

Canada’s Commitment to International Justice

The Honourable Anita Anand, Minister of Foreign Affairs, delivered an official statement marking the solemn occasion. She highlighted Canada’s ongoing commitment to defending the Dayton Peace Agreement and supporting Bosnia and Herzegovina’s sovereignty.

 

Canada’s role as a co-sponsor of the UN resolution establishing an International Day of Reflection underscores its dedication to international law. This initiative aims to ensure that past atrocities are remembered and those responsible are held accountable.

 

Canadian Governance in Action

Canada reaffirms its support for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s multiethnic character.

The federal government emphasizes justice as essential for lasting peace.

Commemorative efforts align with Canada’s broader international security interests.

 

Provincial Considerations

This commemoration may resonate with Canadian Bosnian communities.

Federal leadership in international affairs influences provincial engagement with diaspora communities.

Continued peace in Europe supports Canada’s economic interests.

 

Anita Anand, Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated,

“Remembering the crimes and tragedies of the past—and holding accountable those responsible for them—is essential to building a future rooted in justice, reconciliation and lasting peace.”

 

Wrapping Up

This commemoration highlights Canada’s enduring commitment to international justice and reconciliation.

 

By remembering past atrocities like the Srebrenica genocide, Canada reinforces its role on the global stage while supporting peace initiatives that align with national security interests. Such efforts contribute significantly to fostering a more just world community.