Some genocides may not be as bad as others, according to Croatia’s president
The Bosniak ethnic minority council chairman in Croatia, Armin Hodzic,the country's president "has crossed the red line" adding that this "kind of bargaining with genocide remembrance is unacceptable."
Many Serbs in Bosnia and Serbia still deny that the atrocities were genocide despite several international court rulings on the issue. In a recent interview, Zeljka Cvijanovic, the president of Republika Srpska, one of the two entities that make up Bosnia and is representative of Serbs, said that it was important to remember there were victims onCvijanovic's comments form part of a narrative amongst Serb politicians in the regions that seek to relativise the Srebrenica genocide.after it passed a law that outlawed denying the Srebrenica genocide.
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