Today marks the 34th anniversary of the atrocities committed at the Keraterm camp in Prijedor, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Around 200 inmates were murdered during the night of July 23-24, 1992, contributing to a total death toll of 371 within the camp. The Keraterm camp was established by Serbian military and police forces during the Bosnian War. The anniversary serves as a solemn remembrance of the victims and a call for accountability. The event highlights the devastating consequences of ethnic conflict and the importance of preventing future atrocities. It underscores the ongoing need to address the legacy of war crimes in the region and ensure justice for the survivors. The commemoration is being observed today in Prijedor.