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Belgrade - Hollywood actress and director Angelina Jolie arrived on Thursday in Sarajevo for a conference on preventing sexual violence in conflicts.
As well as joining Friday's conference, Jolie is to hold meetings with top Bosnian officials and visit Srebrenica, where Serb forces killed around 8 000 Muslim boys and men in 1995, the Dnevi Avaz daily reported in its online edition.
She also has meetings lined up with victims of sexual violence during the 1992-95 Bosnian war, which pitted Serbs against Muslims and Croats.
Nearly 100 000 people were killed in a conflict marred by atrocities on civilians of all sides. In 2011, Jolie directed In the Land of Blood and Honey, a film about a love affair between a Muslim girl and a Serb soldier. She later attended its Sarajevo premiere.
As well as joining Friday's conference, Jolie is to hold meetings with top Bosnian officials and visit Srebrenica, where Serb forces killed around 8 000 Muslim boys and men in 1995, the Dnevi Avaz daily reported in its online edition.
She also has meetings lined up with victims of sexual violence during the 1992-95 Bosnian war, which pitted Serbs against Muslims and Croats.
Nearly 100 000 people were killed in a conflict marred by atrocities on civilians of all sides. In 2011, Jolie directed In the Land of Blood and Honey, a film about a love affair between a Muslim girl and a Serb soldier. She later attended its Sarajevo premiere.
