Thousands embark on Bosnia peace march to remember Srebrenica victims

No Comment Video. Thousands embark on Bosnia peace march to remember Srebrenica victims Copy/paste the link below: Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Updated: 08/07/2026 - 17:34 GMT+2 Over 6,500 people took part in a peace march to remember the victims of the Srebrenica genocide and the survivors who walked for days to save their lives. This year’s Peace March marks the 22nd time the march has been held since the commemoration of the genocide on 11 July 1995. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Marchers from Bosnia, Herzegovina and abroad came to participate and will have history lessons along the 100 km route with medical aid, food, water and accommodation in camps provided. The march begins near Nezuk in Tuzla Canton and lasts for three days. The end destination is the village of Potočari near Srebrenica, the location of the memorial grounds and cemetery for the Srebrenica genocide. Srebrenica Bosnia and Herzegovina Genocide Top stories Now playing Next Thousands embark on Bosnia peace march to remember Srebrenica victims Now playing Next Erdogan gives world leaders a ceremonial welcome ahead of NATO summit Now playing Next Ali Khamenei's coffin passes through thousands of mourners in Iraq's holy city of Najaf Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | July 6th, 2026 – Morning Now playing Next Do World Cup hydration breaks protect players in the heat? Now playing Next Qatar’s Food Security Strategy In partnership with Media City Now playing Next UK and Norway leaders don national team shirts ahead of World Cup clash Now playing Next Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? Now playing Next 'Restraining order needed,' Trump says of Meloni ahead of NATO summit Now playing Next Belgium thrashes USA, setting up World Cup quarterfinal against Spain Now playing Next Ukrainian agent confesses to killing woman suspected of Monaco bombing Now playing Next European Parliament to ask for probe into FIFA boss Infantino Now playing Next Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's rivals rule out standing in Clacton by-election Now playing Next Burabay National Park in Kazakhstan receives a million and a half tourists Now playing Next EU-backed project brings social housing back to Budapest Now playing Next How Abu Dhabi is using museums, storytelling and innovation to redefine its global image ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT No Comment Nairobi man shares home with rescued birds No Comment Argentina fans sing and dance after dramatic World Cup comeback against Egypt No Comment Tibetan activists detained outside Chinese Embassy in New Delhi No Comment Goats roam free in this French Alpine village Europe News European Parliament condemns Zelenskyy for naming military unit after UPA heroes Europe News Apple loses challenge over EU app store rules Culture news 43 ancient figurines discovered in Peru reveal secrets of the Americas’ oldest civilisation Europe News Trump attacks Spain calling it a 'wasted cause' and orders trade to stop Markets Oil spikes and European stock markets slide as Trump says Iran ceasefire over The Cube Fake videos exploit Germany's East-West divide before key elections Europe News At least seven killed in fresh Russian strikes on Ukraine as NATO leaders meet in Turkey Europe News Spain pitches €850bn per year in common EU borrowing ADVERTISEMENT Europe in Motion Who in Europe is the most affected by extreme heatwaves? Europe Today 'Russian threat' moves to the Arctic, Canadian Foreign Minister warns Europe News 'Greenland is not for sale' Denmark's Frederiksen reminds Trump Culture news Celebrating Greece and its ancient gods: Annual polytheism festival takes place on Mount Olympus Europe Today Le Pen 'will demonstrate innocence' despite embezzlement conviction, MEP Leggeri claims Europe Today Watch: Fake condoms, counterfeit weight-loss pens and the toy labels testing EU borders Europe Today Europe Today: Le Pen to run for French president as Trump revives Greenland row Health news 'The next pandemic is not a matter of if, but when,' Oxford professor says ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT