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Ahead of Srebrenica Anniversary, Lessons to Be Learned

On July 11, Bosnia will mark the 20th anniversary of the worst mass killing in Europe since World War II: the massacre at Srebrenica. During an 11-day period in July 1995, an estimated 8,000 Muslim men and boys were slaughtered during the Bosnian war. While the anguish lingers for victims' families, some experts say the events of 20 years ago should motivate nations to work harder at preventing future conflicts. VOA's Robert Raffaele explains.

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