As diskriminacija.ba reports, on Friday, October 11, 2013 OneWorld Platform for Southeast Europe (OWPSEE) Foundation and LGBTIQA organisation Okvir, presented seven digital (personal) stories and participatory “Queer Re:act” and “With love, your children” videos, made as part of the Participate 2015 project. In the middle of the presentation, a group of 5 minors tried to … Continued
After research in sectors of judiciary, education and internal affairs, fourth report – Prava LGBT osoba u Bosni i Hercegovini: Političke partije (Rights of LGBT Persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Political Parties) – done as a part of project Coming out! Advocating promotion and protection of LGBT rights, financed by European Union and implemented by … Continued
U Sarajevu je održana info sesija o LGBT temama. To je ove godine sedmi skup ovakve vrste, a propituju se LGBT teme kroz teoriju, praksu i aktivizam. Video možete pogledati ovdje. U organizaciji Sarajevskog otvorenog centra i Internewsa održana je info sesija za medije. Sedma u nizu, od ukupno osam planiranih za ovu godinu, održana … Continued
Dragana Rašević, Vuk Vučetić, Zlatiborka Popov-Momčinović (2013) Prava LGBT osoba u Bosni i Hercegovini: Političke partije. Sarajevo: Fondacija CURE, Fondacija Heinrich Boell – Ured u BiH, Sarajevski otvoreni centar. PDF version: Prava LGBT osoba u Bosni i Hercegovini: Političke partije
Yesterday, on the occassion of International Coming Out Day, exhibition Masks are for the Closet was opened in Art Cinema Kriterion. Organized by Sarajevo Open Centre, Masks are for the closet consist of masks placed in space and in a closet, portraits, intimate records of personal records of feelings of hiding one’s identity, and the … Continued
U art-kinu Kriterion večeras će, u 18 sati, biti otvorena izložba pod nazivom “Maske su za ormar” povodom 11. listopada Međunarodnog coming out dana, odnosno obilježavanja događaja iz 1988. kada je prvi put ovaj dan obilježen. Tada je u Washingtonu oko pola milijuna LGBT osoba sudjelovalo u demonstracijama tražeći jednaka prava. Coming out dan je … Continued
If you are discriminated on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, or if you’ve been subjected to some kind of violence, you can report to us. All your questions, comments and problems will be forwarded to our legal team. You can send your questions anonymously – without revealing personal names and data. We … Continued
You or somebody else has been or still is: called offensive names, yelled at, told you are sick, perverted; intimidated, sexually assaulted or harrassed in some other way; terorrized, threatened, had your property destroyed, somebody wrote threathening graffiti in the vicinity of your home, school, work etc; physically assaulted or a victim of atempted assault; … Continued
We invite you to the screening of Ivana Todorović’s documentary film Ja, kad sam bila klinac, bila sam klinka (When I Was a Boy, I Was a Girl) and a Q&A session afterwards with our guest – the main protagonist of the movie – Goca. Goca is a transgender person who lives in Belgrade, the … Continued
The context On October 11, 1988, the first Coming Out Day was held in Washington, with half of million of LGBT persons taking part in demonstrations demanding equal rights. Coming Out Day is a day of stepping out of the closet of shame and hiding one’s gender and sexual identity. This day has been celebrated … Continued