Bosnian Genocide Denial Watch

Bosnian Genocide Denial Watch

Bosnian Genocide Denial Watch (BGDW) is a Sarajevo-based non-governmental, non-profit and informal watchdog that registers all Bosnian genocide deniers and their works. It keeps track of all local and foreign cases of genocide denial.

External links

* [http://bgdw.wordpress.com/2008/ Offical blog of BGDW]


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