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New Blood Samples and More Experts Needed to Remedy Misidentifications After War
Every year in Bosnia and Herzegovina, families learn that the remains of persons they have buried, believing them to be their loved ones, were misidentified. However, such cases could be reduced if all families agreed to provide blood samples for DNA identification. The search for remaining missing persons is also slowed by the absence of an umbrella state forensic agency, as well as by the lack of forensic archaeologists, pathologists, and other experts who could take over this work from international colleagues.
Eksumacija posmrtnih ostataka na području Opštine Zvornik. Foto: EPA
Funding and New Technologies for the Search for the Missing in Bosnia and Herzegovina At the Will of Politicians
As the years pass, families of victims still missing from the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina grow increasingly desperate to locate the remains of their loved ones and lay them to rest with dignity. Meanwhile, the authorities responsible for locating the more than 7,500 missing persons in the country are drafting new strategic documents so that, thirty years after the war, leading global technologies can finally be utilised in the search. Yet, this effort hinges primarily on securing public funding and political will, as donor funding has become increasingly scarce.
Bosnia Losing the Battle against Illegal Landfills, Satellite Images Show
In Bosnia, Defiant Serb Strongman is Still Playing President