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Relatives struggle to find last 1,000 Srebrenica victims 30 years on

More than 30 years after the July 1995 Srebrenica massacre, relatives and investigators still search for around 1,000 victims' remains in Bosnia.
The killings took place after Bosnian Serb troops took control of Srebrenica, an area designated as a UN-protected zone under the supervision of Dutch peacekeepers, and the perpetrators attempted to conceal their actions.
The last mass grave was found in 2021 in Dobro Polje, 180 kilometers away, but only 10 percent of exhumed bodies were complete, complicating identification efforts.
Forensic expert Dragana Vucetic said more than 6,800 victims have been identified, but families often refuse to bury incomplete remains, and identification has slowed since 2022.
Despite investigations at 62 locations, Sadik Selimovic and others report no new bodies found, emphasizing that those who know grave locations refuse to disclose them.

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