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In Between Transitional Justice and Genocide: Vukovar 1991 and Srebrenica 1995

This paper analyses the transitional justice policy implementation (1997 – 2012) in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina where The Chicago Principles on Post-Conflict Justice (2007) provides the workable framework for it. Its policy mechanism conceals the true neoliberal agenda of the human rights and justice politics of the Hague Tribunal courts. It is argued that transitional justice policy represents a sophisticated tool which enables international power politics to reconstruct post-conflict collective memory, identity and history of the people deeply traumatized by the genocide and atrocities committed in the name of Greater Serbian ideology. This policy denies the people of Vukovar and Srebrenica their right to remember as they truly feel while imposed reconciliation, trust and cohabitation as imperialistic/neo-colonial approach paradoxically dehumanizes them as survivors all over again.

Genocid; transitional justice; Vukovar 1991; Srebrenica 1995

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