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Relatives of the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre have been finally able to bury their dead

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The Bosnian Serb forces which overran the area killed about 8,000 Muslim men and boys

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Many of the mourners are women who were separated from their men folk at a site close to the cemetery

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Many are still searching for relatives

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The ceremony was conducted by Bosnia's top Muslim cleric, Reis Mustafa Ceric, who called for justice

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The 600 buried on Monday are the first to be identified from remains gathered from more than 60 mass graves

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UN Secretary General Kofi Annan said the UN's failure to prevent the atrocity would "haunt our history forever"

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Advances in DNA technology have made identification easier, but thousands of people still remain unaccounted for

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Survivors of the Srebrenica massacre marked the occasion on Friday, when they passed through the main street of Tuzla, Bosnia