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Srebrenica Memorial Center to expand war crimes documentation work with Ukraine

The Bosnian memorial institution concluded a week-long visit to Ukraine to develop cooperation on investigating alleged atrocities.

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Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Representatives of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, Bosnia and Herzegovina's leading memorial institution, completed a seven-day working visit to Ukraine to develop cooperation in documenting and investigating war crimes and memorialization efforts, according to Ukrinform.

The visit aims to build partnerships between the institutions on methodologies for recording alleged atrocities and preserving evidence for future accountability processes.

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