Thousands of people take part in the annual peace march to the Srebrenica Memorial Centre in Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking the anniversary of the July 1995 genocide of Bosniaks. Participants retrace the route followed by survivors who fled the town in 1995, including the path taken by people who walked for days in an effort to save their lives. The march is held as a commemoration of the victims killed during the genocide carried out by Bosnian Serb forces and in remembrance of those who survived and endured the aftermath. Reports say several thousand people attend, with one outlet estimating participation at more than 6,500. The event brings together participants who walk to reach the memorial site, where the anniversary commemorations are focused on honoring victims and recognizing the accounts of survivors. Organizers describe the march as a public act of remembrance linked to the historical route out of Srebrenica, drawing people each year to the memorial centre.