IGC requires from all Canadian political subjects to protect victims of genocide in the Bosnia and Herzegovina’s smaller entity
In a letter signed by Professor Emir Ramic, director of IGC sent to the Canadian Prime minister, the Canadian Foreign Minister, Conservative Party of Canada, Liberal Party of Canada, the New Democratic Party of Canada and the Green Party of Canada, among other things writes: “On behalf of the surviving victims of the aggression against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and genocide against its citizens who are currently living in Canada Institute for Research of genocide Canada {IGC} strongly condemns the recent grave violations of human rights by the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s smaller entity. On April 17, 2014, the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s smaller entity adopted its own decision on “Permanent and Temporary Residence” – an illegal move which directly affects thousands of Bosnian Canadians by stripping many of them of their right to vote in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a right guaranteed by dual citizenship. The leadership of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s smaller entity continues to openly deny genocide and in an attempt to rewrite historical facts. The Bosnia and Herzegovina’s smaller entity has a history of celebrating war criminals and threatening the peace and stability of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region. IGC calls on the Canadian Parliament, the Canadian Government, and all parliamentary political parties to condemn this violation of human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s smaller entity and to stand with the victims of genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina”.
