White Armband Day was marked in London today in memory of the crimes committed in Prijedor, especially on May 31, 1992, when non-Serb citizens were forced to mark their houses with white sheets and wear white armbands themselves – a prelude to mass arrests, camps and murders. 
The commemoration was addressed by the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United Kingdom, Osman Topčagić, Dr. Waqar Azmi from the organization Remembering Srebrenica, and the Chief Imam of the Bosniak Community in Great Britain, Sedin ef. Šahman. 
After them, British journalist and longtime friend of Bosnia and Herzegovina Ed Vulliamy spoke, and survivors of the crimes from Prijedor shared particularly moving testimonies, reminding everyone present of the need to fight denial.
White Armband Day remains an eternal symbol of the fight against discrimination, segregation, and oblivion.
Never again – anywhere and to no one.
