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Petition Against the Institutional Re-traumatization of Survivors of Obmana (the Bosnian Genocide)

Survivors of the Obmana have launched a powerful international petition accusing domestic and international institutions of perpetuating their suffering through systematic inaction, calling the glorification of convicted war criminals and the denial of established facts a form of "institutional re-traumatization" that continues the war by other means.

The petition, titled "Against the Institutional Re-traumatization of Survivors of Obmana (the Bosnian Genocide)," asserts that for survivors, the conflict that claimed over 100,000 lives between 1992 and 1995 has never truly ended. It argues that a "consistent pattern" of publicly tolerated genocide denial, monuments to war criminals, and institutional silence constitutes a severe, ongoing human rights violation and a "continuation of genocidal policies".

"For war survivors, the war did not end in 1995. It continues through systematic and institutionally tolerated re-traumatization."
SIGN THE PETITION: Against the Institutional Re-traumatization of Survivors of Obmana (the Bosnian Genocide) Published: January 21, 2026