(11 Jul 2013) SHOTLIST
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++CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE THE SCRIPT HAS BEEN UPDATED AND THE SECOND LINE READS BOSNIAN SERBS AS OPPOSED TO SERBS - PLEASE NOTE THE DISTINCTION++
1. Wide of buses carrying families and pilgrims arriving at the Srebrenica-Potocari Memorial in Potocari
2. Various of people walking towards cemetery
3. Wide of police directing bus for parking
4. Various of people walking away from buses
5. Close of two men looking at the map of cemetery, looking for a specific grave
6. Wide of families amid graves of the victims
7. Mid of people arriving at cemetery
8. Wide of cemetery
9. Mid of two women praying
10. Families gathered at graves
11. Various of Ajsa Vahovic crying, sitting on the ground next to the grave pit of her youngest son (one of three sons killed in Srebrenica)
12. Close of Vahovic UPSOUND: (Bosnian) Ajsa Vahovic "Oh, my God, my children, my beautiful sons, my hawks."
13. Wide of Munib Siljkovic at grave of his brother-in-law
14. SOUNDBITE: (Bosnian) Munib Siljkovic, lost family members in massacre:
"I am burying two brothers-in-law today. Their father is still not found. All together I buried seven of my brothers-in-law here. Seven. Also I buried my brother here too. I can't understand that someone could do this (killing). I can't understand or comprehend this at all. I can't understand who has this amount of hatred towards us, to carry out these horrific killings. I really can't understand."
15. Various of families at graves in cemetery
STORYLINE:
Busloads of people from around Bosnia and abroad began arriving in Srebrenica on Thursday to commemorate the 18th anniversary of the 1995 massacre and to rebury recently identified victims exhumed from mass graves.
Tens of thousands are expected to attend the burial of the remains of 409 victims - including 44 underage men - of the massacre committed by Bosnian Serb forces in the final stages of Bosnia's 1992 - 95 war.
Some 8,000 Muslim Bosniak men and boys were killed over just a few days of July 1995, after Serb forces captured the United Nations-declared safe haven of Srebrenica.
The victims' bodies are still being exhumed from mass graves in the area, where Serbs had dumped them in an attempt to cover up the crime.
Identified victims are buried each year on the massacre's anniversary at the Srebrenica-Potocari Memorial cemetery.
Ajsa Vahovic was preparing to bury her youngest son on Thursday.
The remains of the 21-year-old were found in a mass grave - his two elder brothers were buried last year.
"Oh, my god, my children, my beautiful sons, my hawks," a distraught Vahovic cried as she sat next to the grave.
Munib Siljkovic was burying the a seventh member of his family on Thursday.
"I am burying two brothers-in-law today. Their father is still not found. All together I buried seven of my brothers-in-law here. Seven. Also I buried my brother here too," he said.
"I can't understand that someone could do this (killing). I can't understand or comprehend this at all. I can't understand who has this amount of hatred towards us, to carry out these horrific killings. I really can't understand."
The 1992-95 Bosnian war claimed over 100-thousand lives.
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