Tag: Sarajevo Open Centre

Prior to the UPR of BiH: No Positive Developments in the Field of Human Rights

For the upcoming Universal Periodical Review of BiH for the UN Council for Human Rights, BiH CSOs have prepared four statements. Sarajevo Open Centre made its contribution to two of the four reports as a participant of an informal coalition for human rights that gathered 20 CSOs from BiH under the Sexual Rights Initiative. Sarajevo … Continued

Sarajevo Open Centre contribution to ILGA-Europe Annual Review

In January of 2014, Sarajevo Open centre had submitted its short report on the status of human rights of LGBT persons in BiH to ILGA-Europe. This report is the contribution of SOC to ILGA-Europe’s Annual Review aiming to depict the development of human rights of LGBT persons in Europe in the last year. This Annual … Continued

18+. Book About Non-Conformist Men

7. Jozo Blažević, Feđa Bobić, Saša Gavrić i Jasmina Čaušević (2013) 18+. Book About Non-Conformist Men. Sarajevo: Sarajevski otvoreni centar. PDF version: 18+. Knjiga o nešto drugačijim muškarcima  

17th ILGA EUROPE Annual Conference, Zagreb, October 24-27 2013

ILGA-Europe’s seventeenth Annual Conference named Family matters! Reaching out to hearts and minds will take place in Zagreb on 24-26 October 2013. The Conference consists out of 35 workshops, and meetings which can be organized during the conference or in the participants’ free time. Almost 250 representatives of LGBTI organizations from 42 member countries will … Continued

First SOC e-newsletter, Summer Edition 2013

In this, first e-edition (only in English): Interview with Sue Folger March the 8th, International Women’s Day International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) MERLINKA LGBT Film Weekend in Sarajevo How to reach 40% of women in government? General Elections 2014 Newsletter of Sarajevo Open Centre, Number 1, Summer Edition 2013

The Alternative report on the implementation of CEDAW convention and women’s human rights in BiH presented in Geneva

On Monday, during the 55th session of CEDAW Committee in Geneva, non-governmental organisations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Cape Verde and the United Kingdom have presented priorities and recommendations concerning the improvement of the position of women in their countries. Delegates of the informal network of organisations for human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Edita Miftari (Sarajevo Open … Continued