Aida Obuća was born in 1975. She is a lawyer and one of the few women in Bosnia and Herzegovina that perform a very important and responsible role – she is the president of the Assembly of Bosnia-Podrinje Canton.
A few days ago in Sarajevo, a third international festival of queer film Merlinka was held, dedicated to films of LGBT themes. Complete article available in B/H/S languages here.
The journalist of Oslobođenje Angelina Simić spoke with Jasmina Čausević, a member of Sarajevo Open Centre’s team, on gender sensitive language. PDF of the article can be found here.
From: dw.de “Merlinka” – International Queer Film Festival is going to be held in Sarajevo from 30 January to 2 February. This is an in memoriam of the girl or a guy whose name is the name of the festival – Vjeran Miladinovića Merlinka. Complete article available in B/H/S languages here.
What was the representation of women in the general elections in 2014 and how did media treated them, explors producer of N1 Ika Ferrer Gotić. The entire footing can be seen here.
Representatives of the two member organizations of Women’s Network BiH, Sasa Gavrić (Sarajevo Open Centre) and Dženana Alađuz (INFOHOUSE), and politician Besima Borić and Bisera Turković, Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Belgium, appeared in News 3 of the Federal Television.
INFOHOUSE, Sarajevo Open Centre and CURE Foundation, which are members of Women’s Network BiH, presented the results of monitoring of the general elections of 2014 in terms of women’s political participation.
A Sarajevo-based non-governmental organization will be organizing and hosting the International Festival of Queer Film Merlinka at the Art Cinema Kriterion in Sarajevo from January 30 to February 1
INFOHOUSE Association, in cooperation with the Sarajevo Open Centre and CURE Foundation, on Tuesday, 27 January 2015, starting at 11:00 am in the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH (press room 3/2), are organizing a press conference entitled: Does size matter? – 40% of women in the structures of government.
From: BHRT.ba INFOHOUSE Association, Sarajevo Open Centre and CURE Foundation, memeber organizations of the Women’s Network BiH, have today presented the results of monitoring of the general elections 2014, in terms of women’s political participation. Politicians who will soon perform the public functions in Bosnia and Herzegovina should allow women to participate in government, said … Continued