Northern Ireland’s National Srebrenica Memorial Interfaith Walk: Together we are one.

You have been invited to Northern Ireland’s National Srebrenica Memorial Interfaith Walk:

Venue: Walk from Northern Ireland Muslim Family Association (NIMFA) to St Annes Cathedral.  

The Srebrenica Genocide is the worst atrocity on European soil since the second world war in which over 8000 mainly Muslim men and boys were systematically murdered just in the town of Srebrenica in Bosnia simply because of their Muslim identity, close to 100,000 people were killed across the whole country, over 2.2 million people were displaced and, between 20,000-50,000 women were raped as part of the systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing and genocide enacted by Serb forces.

Meeting Point: Northern Ireland Muslim Family Association (NIMFA), 7 Rugby Road, BT7 1PS

Meeting Time: 2pm

Finishing point: St Annes Cathedral, BT1 2HB

Date: Sunday 9th July 2023

Join us to honour the memory of the victims of the genocide that took place in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 27 years ago.

Please share this date with your family and friends on your social media and encourage them all to attend the event

We look forward to seeing you on the day.

Best wishes, on behalf of the Remembering Srebrenica Northern Ireland Board

https://www.srebrenica.org.uk/

Itinerary

2pm Civic Reception at Northern Ireland Muslim Family Association (NIMFA)

2.30pm Start walk to cathedral

3pm Received at cathedral by staff member, followed by remembrance prayer by Ali Khan, Belfast Multi Cultural Association (BMCA)