“UN should annul results of Bosnia genocide”

“UN should annul results of Bosnia genocide”

“Serbia had been found responsible for breaching the 1948 Genocide Convention since it failed to prevent the genocide and punish all persons involved in it, at the same time refusing to comply with temporary measures ordered by the ICJ in 1993,” the letter said.

According to them, the Dayton Agreement stopped the genocide but it left Bosnia split into two semi-autonomous entities, with powerless central institutions, and Bosnia's multiethnic character “almost completely crushed.”

Silajdžić and Komšić claimed that even today, “the future of Bosnia is hostage to its ethnic and territorial divisions, and that the Dayton Agreement was only partially implemented.”

"Annex 7 of the Agreement, which guarantees safe return to all refugees and displaced persons, has not seen any meaningful implementation, particularly in the Republic of Srpska,” the letter went on to say.

Komšić and Silajdžić demanded from the United Nations to use its authority in order to “eliminate the results of the genocide committed in Bosnia, and make room for the modification of Constitutional and other reforms in Bosnia.”