10 years of SOC: SOC’s factory of knowledge, culture and art
We publish the particular texts from the brochure about 10 years of Sarajevo Open Centre’s work.
We publish the particular texts from the brochure about 10 years of Sarajevo Open Centre’s work.
We publish the particular texts from the brochure about 10 years of Sarajevo Open Centre’s work.
In Sarajevo, on 19 December 2017, Sarajevo Open Centre organised the roundtable on human rights of LGBTI persons, the topic being „To act locally towards systematic support to LGBTI persons in Canton Sarajevo”, in the scope of the project „Building institutional networks of support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) persons in Canton Sarajevo“, financed by the Marginalized Populations Support Activity in Bosnia and Herzegovina (USAID/PPMG).
How to build the LGBTI community and movement? With lots of patience, with creativity and desire to persist until the attainment of pursued objectives. By spreading the idea outside of the capital, insistence on persisting with the idea, and by fostering interpersonal relations and experience exchange. Below you will find a story about SOC’s work on building of the LGBTI community and movement in BiH
We’ve prepared the traditional pre-New Year’s get-together in which we, among other things, decorate a festive tree, exchange gifts, and generally have a great time. It is difficult to describe with words the atmosphere in Sarajevo Open Centre on this event which occurred on Friday, December 15. A space of trust, love and excellent energy … Continued
ILGA-Europe, in collaboration with organisations across the Western Balkans and Turkey, compile our own Enlargement Review reports in which we assess just that, specifically in relation to the human rights of LGBTI people and identify the “homework” we hope the European Commission will support us in urging accession countries to fulfil in the coming year.
Ten years of SOC’s existence included many friendships, partnerships, work and success, but also a lot of negative experiences that enabled us to learn and grow. All of this created the organisation and team that we are today, and encouraged us to fight for human rights of LGBTI people and women and for a more equal BiH
Sarajevo Open Centre, continuing trainings for police bodies, prosecutors and judges, on 29 and 30 November 2017, in Sarajevo, organised one more training, the topic being “Hate Crimes towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) persons – experience from BiH and the Region”, this time for the interns of the Municipality/Basic and Cantonal/District courts and prosecutors’ offices of Sarajevo and Banja Luka.
The uproar during the Pride Parade, and the immense support we’ve received afterwards, means Kosovo’s society is ready to make
small but significant changes which will better the lives of LGBT people here.
We publish the particular texts from the brochure about 10 years of Sarajevo Open Centre’s work.