SOME ELEMENTS OF LASTING CONSEQUENCES OF GENOCIDE AND THE CRIME AGAINST THE HUMANITY AND THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMITTED UPON BOSNIAKS IN THE PERIOD 1992-1995, WHICH AFFECTED BOSNIAK FAMILY

Abstract

UDK 341.485(497.6=163.4*3)"1992/1995"

The article will focus upon few basic problems that were facing Bosniak family during the aggression upon Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially the genocide in Srebrenica – a UN safe area. With the fall of Srebrenica, the Army of Srpska Republic, Yugoslav army, paramilitary units from Serbia, Montenegro, Greece, Russia have committed a crime of genocide with mass executions, rapes, human hunting of those who tried to escape over the surrounding mountains, and various other atrocities with intention to entirely eliminate the mail population of the area. In collaboration with the government of Serbia, they organised the transport of women, small children and elders to Kladanj, thus even though crippled, a part of Bosniak family survived. However, the issue of thus crippled Bosniak family is a complex problem with lasting consequences until this day. In attempt to safe “bare” life, expelled population, as refugees faced numerous problems of adaptation and assimilation in new surroundings. In this article the author will reflect upon some consequences of genocide that Bosniak family is suffering even today, twenty years after the crime was committed.