United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Special Advisor to the UN Secretary-General for the Prevention of Genocide, Čaloka Bejani, has expressed deep concern regarding public displays honoring Ratko Mladić, particularly those involving participation from political officials. The commemoration of Mladić’s figure and actions is deemed deeply inappropriate and profoundly disturbing by the UN. This stance reflects international condemnation of actions that glorify individuals convicted of war crimes. The UN emphasizes that such events hinder reconciliation efforts and demonstrate disrespect for victims of the conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bejani’s statement underscores the importance of upholding international law and preventing the resurgence of ideologies that fueled the genocide. The UN body views the public glorification of Mladić as a setback in promoting a peaceful and inclusive future for the region and beyond.