Relatives of victims of Srebrenica said they were in fear, after a court in Bosnia released 10 Bosnian Serb men jailed for genocide.
The men, sentenced for 28 to 32 years, were released by the court, stating that it had applied the wrong criminal code during their trials.
ABC News reported, that one relative, Munira Subasic, who lost 22 loved ones during the massacre, said she was now living in fear.
The men, sentenced for 28 to 32 years, were released by the court, stating that it had applied the wrong criminal code during their trials.
ABC News reported, that one relative, Munira Subasic, who lost 22 loved ones during the massacre, said she was now living in fear.
"I feel like a victim again," she said. "I don't know where the released criminals now are. They could be standing behind my back as we speak."See here for more.