MOTHER MOVEMENT ASSOCIATION OF SREBRENICA AND ŽEPA ASKED ŽELJKA CVIJANOVIĆ IF SENTENCE ‘LET US KILL YOU’ MAKES HER SENSE OF SHAME

SARAJEVO, JULY 31 (ONASA) – The Movement Association “Mothers of the Srebrenica and Žepa Enclaves” reacted to the position of Željka Cvijanović, in which she stood up for the BiH ambassador to Serbia, Aleksandar Vranješ, who spoke again about female students who glorified the genocide in Srebrenica and came to the defense of female students.
The ambassador said for the female students who were expelled from the University of Sarajevo because of this act, that they were only expressing their opinion.
He was also supported by the member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željka Cvijanović, and the Association “Mothers of the Srebrenica and Žepa Enclaves” also reacted on this occasion.
“The fact that one woman, a mother, acts extremely recklessly, protecting the ambassador without any empathy towards the victims of aggression in Bosnia and Herzegovina, instead of calling the ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Serbia to account, because she violates the decisions of the authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (the University of Sarajevo is an institution in Bosnia and Herzegovina that decisions that must be respected by everyone, including ambassadors), and Mrs. Cvijanović stands in defense of the ambassador”, they stated.
They also asked Cvijanović if the sentence “let’s kill you” makes her feel ashamed.
“Mrs. Cvijanović, as the mother of the words ‘let us kill you’, don’t you feel ashamed and embarrassed, don’t you sympathize even a little with the mothers whose children were killed in the genocide, is it possible for a mother to act like that?!”, they asked. are from the Association.
In the end, they said that her attitude towards the victims was inhumane.
“Your attitude towards the victims of genocide is extremely inhumane and for us victims, especially mothers, there is nothing left but pride, that we are not like you, that we respect other victims. You? May God help you,” concluded the Association.