; Whereas the United Nations has acknowledged its failure to take actions and make decisions that could have deterred the assault on Srebrenica and prevented the subsequent genocide from occurring; Whereas some prominent Serbian and Bosnian Serb officials, including current Serb member of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s three-member presidency, Milorad Dodik, who has falsely labelled the Srebrenica genocide a fabricated myth and the greatest deception of the twentieth century , have denied that the massacre at Srebrenica constituted a genocide or have sought to otherwise trivialize the extent and importance of the genocide; Whereas other prominent Serbian and Bosnian Serb officials have denied or refused to acknowledge that the Srebrenica massacre constituted a genocide, or have sought to trivialize the extent and importance of the massacre by disputing the number and identities of Srebrenica’s victims, claiming the existence of an international anti-Serb conspiracy, and disputing definitions under the UN Genocide Convention; Whereas many in the Republika Srpska, the Bosnian Serb entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and municipalities, institutions, and other authorities within it have honored and glorified war criminals in an effort to rewrite the history of their offenses and instituted school curricula that teach students false narratives of Srebrenica or omit it; Whereas some nongovernmental organizations in Serbia dedicated to human rights and justice have been instrumental in helping to document atrocities which occurred during the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as their perpetrators, and have worked tirelessly to encourage Serbian officials and the public to acknowledge the crimes committed by Serb forces during that conflict and to support the pursuit of justice regarding those crimes