PM Boris Johnson pays tribute to victims of Srebrenica to mark 25th anniversary of the massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina
on Saturday:"I want to join with you once more in mourning the victims of those terrible events, and to stand with the families in their fight for justice.
"And there are those who would prefer to forget or deny the enormity of what took place. We must not allow that to happen."Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, who previously worked as a Foreign Office lawyer involved in bringing war criminals to justice at the Hague, also released a statement. Thousands of Muslims sought safety in Srebrenica, which the UN was protecting with Dutch forces, but the area fell in July 1995 during a Serb offensive led by General Ratko Mladic.
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