commentator in my report referred to the political leaders as karadich and military leaders like mladic people still live, muslims who still live in this area see people they say were involved in the genocide still living here, in some cases still holding senior positions. there's a lot of hurt caused 50 fact that moves by russia for example in the u.n. security council can block a consensus view that there was a genocide. that would arrest certain action which would see a lot more people in court wherever that might be. here in bosnia as you see in my report, it continues to cause division with the bosnian serb leadership saying there was mass acers on bothmassacres on both sides tending to down play the situation. >> al jazeera has launched an interactive website. picture galleries maps videos and award winning short stories all on this one interactive platform. the address of that is srebrenicasrebrenica360.com. you can see that at the bottom of the screen. >>> a car bomb last killed at least one person in downtown cairo and injured at least seven others. the explosion struck outside

genocide started in 1992 as the hate prosecution is problem offingproblemis proving in mladic. >> reporter: nadim baba, in bosnia. >>> involvement in the cia's controversial torture of detainees. the damming report suggests that the organization used its links to facility harsh interrogations. >>> international human rights lawyer explains how the medical code of ethics has been abused. >> it's been violated so badly that one act that was performed on the detainees called a rectal rehydration, when detainees decided to go on hunger strike, physicians for human rights and other medical associations considered to be that -- considered that medical act to be a complete act of torture of sexual assault actually. so the psychologists helped in things like rectal rehydration and other horrific torturous acts and should be held accountable at the very least by their ethical board of epa. >> coming up. officials in china starting a new generation of urban farmers. plus. thousands turn out to celebrate the u.s. women's soccer team after a success at the world cup. with xfinity from comcast you can

genocide started in 1992, as is proven in the trials of karagic and mladic. >> the pains of denial. >> we can cross to nadim baba who is in srebrenica. >> it is the 20th anniversary there are world leaders and dignitaries coming here, former u.s. president bill clinton will be one giving a speech at the memorial cemetery here. but after that, there will be the funerals for the 136 newly identified victims the graves added to the thousands here at the cemetery. some people's of course loved ones are still to be found so of course there's a lot of hurt here in bosnia still of the events of 20 years ago. i am joined by someone who lost many members of his family at the time. you were working with the united nations and since then you've actually sued the dutch government. explain why. >> sue the dutch government because the dutch the netherlands, few years after the srebrenica genocide, started the discussion about what happened here but the full truth was never going to come out. i waited for years for dutch to start openly 100% open talking about what happened here. and three simply we

. >> on july 11th, 1995, mlad mladic's forces separated the women and children and murdered thousands of men and boys. a few days later serbian television broadcast footage with ominous footage. also shown muslim prisoners calling out to others to surrender. the massacre of over 8,000 muslim men and boys, the worst episode of mass murder in europe since world war ii, helped to galvanize the conscience of the global community. >> translator: there were those people who did not find their loved ones, it's hardest for them, at least for mine, my grandmother and others will have their graves with plaques. i know they existed. >> accord in 1995 brought the bosnian war to an end. >> let me simply resolve to all those gathered here, this horror commemorated not only for the past but do far more to prevent genocide and mass atrocities in the present. >> but 20 years later the wounds still run raw and deep, courtney kealy be the, al jazeera, the hague. >>> serbia asking the united nations not to adopt that resolution referring to it as a genocide. it was drafted by the u.k. to mark the 20 year

marked 20 years since the massacre of 8000 muslim men and boys by bosnian serbs led by general ratko mladicuring the bosnian war. it's recognized as europe's single worst atrocity since the end of world war ii. in the united states, the director of the office of personnel management has resigned following revelations hackers stole the personal information of more than 22 million people from agency databases, far more than initially disclosed. the hacks, said to have originated in china, compromised social security numbers, health histories, and financial information. white house press secretary josh earnest announced katherine archuleta's departure on friday. >> i can to you director archuleta did offer her resignation today. she did so of her own volition. she recognizes, as the white house does, the urgent challenges really facing the office of personnel management require a specialized set of skills and experiences. that is precisely why the president has accepted her resignation and assigned beth cobert on an acting basis. amy: katherine archuleta was the first latina to lead the office