Hikmet Karcic

Hikmet Karcic is a human rights activist based in Sarajevo, author of 'An Appeal for Truth' and Researcher at Institute for Islamic Tradition of Bosniaks.

Justice undone: twenty years since the Bosnian genocide

Twenty years on from the Srebernica genocide, survivors and families of the victims are left asking: where is justice? A long term approach is needed to help survivors make peace with their past.

By Hikmet Karcic

/ 10 Jul 2015

Blueprint for genocide: the destruction of Muslims in Eastern Bosnia

The Six Strategic Objectives could be considered as the Bosnian Genocide’s Wannsee Conference. The only difference is that the participants of this Assembly are still active as politicians in modern-day Bosnia and Herzegovina.

By Hikmet Karcic

/ 11 May 2015

Andricgrad: The 'town within a town' on the Drina

The 'townlet' of Andricgrad may help to move Visegrad and Republika Srpska closer towards a wartime goal of union with Serbia. However, the city also reveals dormant tensions within the community, sending a reminder that the past is still not forgotten.

By Hikmet Karcic

/ 13 May 2014

Remembering Visegrad

Hikmet Karcic describes scenes in Visegrad on the 18th anniversary of the Bikavac massacre.

By Hikmet Karcic

/ 30 Jun 2010