Concerns are mounting in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding the apparent lack of action from state institutions – particularly the police and judiciary – in addressing the glorification of criminals. This inaction is especially frightening for survivors of the genocide who now live in fear of renewed horrors. The Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina acknowledges receiving thousands of related complaints, but no response has been issued. Cantonal, entity, and state-level police forces remain silent on the issue. The silence from the Regulatory Communications Agency (RAC), Communications Examination Commission (CEC), and the Prosecutor’s Office is prompting questions both domestically and from international observers. The situation raises serious questions about the protection of citizens and the rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina.