Sarajevo Open Centre, in partnership with Friedrich Ebert Foundation, continues with lectures within the third cycle of lectures and feminist discussions Someone said feminism? The fourth lecture, titled Masculinity, Femininity and Sevdah will be held on Wednesday, July 22 this year at the Museum of Literature and Theatre Arts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, starting from 6 pm. The lecturer will be Damir Imamović.
As a result of our interventions we can conclude that at the yesterdays session (July 1st 2015) Rules of procedures were adopted that include almost all amendments that the Initiative has proposed.
On Saturday, June 27 there were the last lectures in the first semester of the Feminist School Žarana Papic.
The Initiative for Monitoring European Integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina has submitted amendments to the Procedure of the ad-hoc committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina for the election of the three ombudspersons. The amendments are based on the Paris Principles (adopted by the UN General Assembly).
On Saturday, June 20, from 12am to 17pm, held the lectures in the framework of two modules, which we heard in the first semester of the Feminist School Žarana Papic.
This article aims to inform readers about Equality Academy, as the first educational program of this kind in the country. The text consists of two parts, and in addition to general information on the Academy, we bring you an interview with Maya Gasal-Vražalica and Damir Arnaut, participants of this educational program.
This article aims to inform readers about Equality Academy, as the first educational program of this kind in the country. The text consists of two parts, and in addition to general information on the Academy, we bring you an interview with Maya Gasal-Vražalica and Damir Arnaut, participants of this educational program.
After Women’s Network requested from Gender Equality Agency and Gender Centre of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina to examine violations of the for Gender Equality Law on May 13 2015, WNBiH received replies to the letters from both institutions.
On Saturday, June 13, from 10am to 16pm, held the lectures in the framework of two modules, which we heard in the first semester of the Feminist School Žarana Papić.
Representatives of the Sarajevo Open Centre will talk about why Bosnia and Herzegovina should have strategies for the prevention and combat against discrimination, and also about the state of women’s rights in our country at the third meeting of the Inter-Cantonal Anti-discrimination Forum, organized by the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina – Field Office in Travnik, which will be held on 24 06.2015. in the premises of Medica Zenica.