INVITATION
REGIONAL CONFERENCES
OUT-LAWS: LEGAL RECOGNITION OF SAME-SEX COUPLES’ LIFE UNIONS
AND
TRANSGENDER DIALOGUE: TRANS* AS A QUESTION OF POLITICS AND HEALTH
As a part of the programme for the occasion of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, Sarajevo Open Centre is honoured to invite you to participate in two one-day Conferences organised in Sarajevo on 1st and 2nd of June of 2015.
Conferences Out-Laws: Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Couples’ Life Unions and Transgender Dialogue– Trans* as a question of politics and health, aim to open the dialogue on human rights and equality of LGBT people in BH society. Attached we are sending you agendas of these conferences.
In the evening of June 2nd after the end of the Conference, a public documentary exhibition All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights will be opened and the first ever Award for advancement of human rights of LGBT people in B&H will be awarded. This event will take place at 6 PM in Art Gallery Collegium Artisticum.
PLEASE NOTE: You can participate in just one or in both of the Conferences. When applying please note which of the Conferences you will participate in. Accommodation and travel exoences, as well as the meals during will be covered for participants coming from Bosnia and Herzegovina. English and BCS translation is enabled for both days. Please confirm your participation at the Conferences by 24th of May the latest via e-mails: [email protected] i [email protected] or Fax number: 033 551 002.
In order to protect the safety of all the participants, the venue of the Conferences will be disclosed to each of the participants after the confirmation of attendance. For more information plese contact us through telephone number 033 551 000, contact persons are Vladana Vasić, Naida Kučukalić and Emina Bošnjak.
On the falowing links you can found more information:
Invitation to the Conferences Out-Laws and Transgender Dialogue
Agenda of the Conference Out-Laws
Agenda of the Transgender Dialogue: Trans* As A Question Of Politics And Health