kambe lokhu kunga kwakuyikuqala kodaba phakathi kwamadatshi lamamuzilimu, kuze kuzethutsha ngamakhathuni kamohamedi, kumbe kwakuvele kuqhutshekiswa ipulani?

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The gendercide

In June 1995, Bosnian Serb forces, pushing for a resolution to the ethnic "anomaly" of the Muslim enclaves, closed their noose around Srebrenica and the other "safe areas." In Srebrenica, mass panic took hold of the civilian population. Women and children gathered at the U.N. base of Potocari, together with about 1,700 men,while most of the "battle-age" males -- mostly unarmed non-combatants -- took to the hills in a desperate attempt to flee to Muslim-held territory to the west. At Potocari, Dutch!!! troops meekly allowed the Serbs access to the camps and the refugees they held. Then, the following day -- July 11 -- some 1700 men, disproportionately the elderly and infirm, were separated from women and children. The peacekeepers ( undoubtedly Dutch) "stood inches away from the Serb soldiers who were separating the Muslim men, one by one, from their families" (Sudetic, Blood and Vengeance, p. 306). At Serb command, the Dutch drew up a registry of 242 Bosnian men remaining in the camp, again mostly elderly and infirm. Then they handed the men over to the Serbs. Not one of the 242 men is known to have survived. The children and women were bused, with isolated exceptions, to safety in Tuzla. Men, almost without exception, were carted away to their deaths. (Note: Other sources cite 239 as the total number of men named on the list; for an account of how the 242 total was eventually arrived at, see the letter from Hasan Nuhanovic posted to the Women of Srebrenica website. Case Study:
The Srebrenica
Massacre, July 1995, www.gendercide.org (accessed 14/03/2006)

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lithini mazinyane esilo?

Bafowethu.

What do you want us to discuss here???

Sixoxa nge ethnic cleansing kumbe sikhangela ukuthi it is necessary ukuqansa intaba uyekulwa??? akutsho, sikhokhele.

Li Zwangendaba.