OPINION Upon entry to the home I grew up in but was away from for years, I run to the hallway closet to check to see if they are still there. The “they” in this equation are the most perfect pair of high gloss, black patented heels. These were the heels my mother wore before … Continue reading The Siege of Sarajevo 25 years on: Bosnia’s women need action, not words
Author: Arnesa Buljušmić-Kustura
Deputy Director of Remembering Srebrenica UK. Author of 'Letters from Diaspora'. Founder of the Bosniak-American Association of Iowa. Researcher and lecturer on genocide, fascism and ethnonationalism. Survivor of the Siege of Sarajevo. Other work deals with nationalism, conflict resolution, genocide denialism, and the collective trauma of children and women in war zones.
