A video summary of the testimonies of former Bosnian Serb soldiers, policemen and officials from the Srebrenica area was broadcast at the SENSE Center on the fourth day of the campaign. Those witnesses for the most part testified when they were compelled by subpoena. That video was followed by recorded statements of Jean-Rene Ruez, head of the Srebrenica investigation, Mark Harmon, prosecutor, and Stefanie Frease, investigator
SENSE - Transitional Justice Center set up an online gallery of photographs entitled "Howls from The Mass Graves", as part of its campaign "Srebrenica 25: Together Against the Denial Virus". The photographs were taken by British forensic photographer Tim Loveless during the exhumations of the mass graves in the wider Srebrenica area in 1999 and 2000.
An audiovisual exhibition "Srebrenica: Genocide in Eight Acts" opened at the SENSE Center in Pula marking the beginning of the campaign called "Together Against the Denial Virus". Sixteen civil society organizations from Croatia, B-H, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo participate in the campaign. Judge Carmel Agius and prosecutor Serge Brammertz addressed the opening in video messages
We have been witnessing persistent fabrications of lies, commemorations of crimes instead of victims and the enforcement of the opinion of the majority in our societies, said the participants of an international panel-discussion on the theme "Could populists lead us out of the war narrative?". It was organized by Forum ZDF in Serbia and SENSE - Transitional Justice Center. At the beginning of the event, a large documetary database about the war crime trials, assembled by the SENSE News Agency, has been presented to the audience. The Agency had recently tranformed into the SENSE - Transitional Justice Center, based in Pula