Sonja Biserko, Chairwoman of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, has asserted that numerous mass graves remain undiscovered in Kosovo, which she states serve as physical evidence of the scale of atrocities committed during the conflict. Speaking in an interview with “Info Magazine” on Klan Kosova, Biserko linked the identification of these sites to ongoing issues of state accountability. Biserko indicated that each subsequent discovery of a new grave brings the issue of Serbian state responsibility into sharp focus.
She argued that the nation has not fully confronted its past actions in the region. According to her statements, the existence of unexcavated graves suggests a magnitude of crimes committed not only in Kosovo but also in Bosnia and Herzegovina. She emphasized that every new discovery of such graves reopens the discussion regarding Serbia’s accountability, an issue she noted has remained inadequately addressed.
This ongoing revelation, she stated, contrasts with the perceived lack of comprehensive resolution regarding these historical events. The accumulation of these physical markers continues to prompt calls for international acknowledgement and investigation into the full scope of past violations. Biserko’s comments underscore the ongoing debate surrounding transitional justice and the necessity of fully documenting the human cost of the conflict through the identification of these sites.
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