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Hanija Salihovic
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Hanija used to live in Srebrenica and remained in the town throughout the war, until she was expelled with other women and children during the 1995 massacre. Today, Hanija lives outside of Tuzla with her husband.
Many of Hanija’s male relatives were killed during the Srebrenica massacre. She also lost a home which she has been unable to return to.
Hanija’s work at BOSFAM is very important to her family. Her income constitutes a large portion of the family’s total earnings.
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