On the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, thousands converged to honor the victims and reflect on the impact of the massacre, which remains a painful chapter in European history as the only officially recognized genocide on the continent since World War II. Memorials featured speeches from international officials and survivors, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for truth and justice. Despite attempts to remember and recognize the tragedy, tensions persist as some Serbian leaders continue to deny the genocide took place. The event highlighted the need for vigilance against similar atrocities in the future, with poignant calls for solidarity echoing from those advocating for justice in both Srebrenica and contemporary conflict zones like Gaza.