A volunteer prepares the installation of some 8,000 traditional porcelain cups filled with Bosnian coffee at the Srebrenica-Potocari Memorial Center for victims of the 1995 massacre of Muslim men and boys by Serb forces, in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Photo: Reuters
More than 8,000 traditional Bosnian coffee cups were installed as a memorial in the town of Srebrenica recently to mark the 25th anniversary of the massacre of Muslim men and boys by Serb forces near the end of Bosnia's war.
The porcelain cups are part of a Where Have You Been exhibit that a Bosnian-born American artist Aida Sehovic created in 2006 and displayed in different countries every year before bringing them back to the site of Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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