9. August 2022.
Far-right groups in North Macedonia are embracing podcasts as a new means of spreading the word.
Comment
2. April 2020.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s blanket bans on certain age groups from going outdoors during the pandemic are not only harsh, arbitrary and discriminatory – but also risk worsening public health outcomes. Emina Cerimovic, Margaret Wurth and Bethany Brown In response to the spread of COVID-19, both entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Federation of Bosnia and […]
5. November 2018.
Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro and Kosovo will sign a new plan committing them to working together to help find and identify the remaining missing persons from the 1990s wars, writes Kathryne Bomberger of the International Commission on Missing Persons.
11. July 2018.
Denial of the Srebrenica genocide must end, unprosecuted perpetrators must be tried and schoolchildren must be taught the truth about the massacres in July 1995, says Dunja Mijatovic, the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights.
30. November 2017.
The nationalistic reactions to the death of Slobodan Praljak and the conviction of Ratko Mladic show that bitterly hostile disagreements persist over the reasons for the 1990s wars and the crimes that were committed.
23. November 2017.
The conviction of Ratko Mladic was overdue justice, but the full reckoning with the Serbian political project that he took to its genocidal extreme is still nowhere to be found.
5. September 2017.
The EU’s anti-terror chief says the UK probably has more Islamist extremists than anywhere else in Europe – so why do people keep going on about Bosnia?
16. March 2016.
Next week’s verdict in the war crimes trial of former Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic will be a judicial landmark but cannot heal the lasting divisions of wartime.
12. December 2014.
The week before we watched the film, our class on Conflict and Norms with Professor Anna Di Lellio had a lively discussion about rape as a war crime. Usually, when people talk about rape, men are absent from the discussion. It is as if women are the only victims. What conditions compel men to speak up or stay quiet, and how do traditional gender expectations come into play? We spoke about this for hours.
27. May 2013.
Journalists from Bosnia and Herzegovina have expressed outrage at the new Regulations on access to information within the Bosnian State Court, through which the media can only get ten minutes of footage of audio or video material from trials.
Sva prava zadržana BIRN BiH.