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For the past 16 years, elderly Grandma Fata (Fatima Orlovic) have sought justice. In 1996, Serbs in Srebrenica have built a church in her front yard. The priest and some of the parishioners have physically and verbally attacked her, claiming she was discriminating them. She was freed by serb court from the charges (yes, they even took her to court). Serb courts have also publicly stated that the church must go... but... as always... those are just words. The elderly Nana Fata continues her fight. Serb politicians have offered her lots of money, but she won't budge. "They killed my husband on the doorstep of our home, they committed genocide... I will not take their money. If they have that much money, let them move the church from my front yard," says Fata. A national Bosniak heroine continues to fight a fight many have long abandoned: justice.
Imagine a mosque in your front yard/back yard?
For the past 16 years, elderly Grandma Fata (Fatima Orlovic) have sought justice. In 1996, Serbs in Srebrenica have built a church in her front yard. The priest and some of the parishioners have physically and verbally attacked her, claiming she was discriminating them. She was freed by serb court from the charges (yes, they even took her to court). Serb courts have also publicly stated that the church must go... but... as always... those are just words. The elderly Nana Fata continues her fight. Serb politicians have offered her lots of money, but she won't budge. "They killed my husband on the doorstep of our home, they committed genocide... I will not take their money. If they have that much money, let them move the church from my front yard," says Fata. A national Bosniak heroine continues to fight a fight many have long abandoned: justice.
Imagine a mosque in your front yard/back yard?