Students in Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, faced potential grade reductions for wearing jerseys of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team at school. Vice President of Republika Srpska, Ćamil Duraković, confirmed the incident to N1, stating that three female students were threatened. The issue highlights underlying tensions within Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding national identity and symbolism. The school’s actions sparked outrage and raise questions about freedom of expression for students. Duraković expressed concern over the situation and its implications for the community in Srebrenica. This event underscores the continuing sensitivity surrounding national representation in the region. Further details on the school's reasoning are currently unavailable.