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Bosnian artist Aida Sehovic fills thousands of coffee cups every July 11 to remember and mourn victims of the Srebrenica genocide. She asks, “Sto Te Nema?” or “Why Are You Not Here?”
Hagia Sophia converted back into a mosque
Hagia Sophia converted back into a mosque
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