Video with digital stories of LGBT people rounded up a media campaign on the International coming out day, led by SOC and Mediacentar Sarajevo, which are published on SOC‘s lgbt.ba portal and portal diskriminacija.ba. At ten days of the campaign it was five interviews with Nera, Amel, Helen, Farah and Liam about their coming out … Continued
Overview of the lectures at the Žarana Papić School of Feminism: 17 October 2015
From: diskriminacija.ba Author: Ajdin Tinjak Complete article available in B/C/S languages here.
As a part of the project „Fighting Hate Crime in BiH“, financed by the Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of The Netherlands to the OSCE in Vienna and implemented by Sarajevo Open Centre in partnership with OSCE Mission in BiH, a training was held for police officers of MoI’s of: Tuzlanski, Posavski and Bosansko-podrinjski Canton on the 15th of October in Tuzla.
The thematic session will be held on Wednesday, September 30, in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska (small hall, first floor) in Banja Luka, starting at 12:00 a.m.
According to the latest research, out of 68 cantonal ministers only 8 are women.
Overview of the lectures at the Žarana Papić School of Feminism: 10 October 2015
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, only 10 percent of the general population personally knows someone who is LGBTI.
The truth is that every one of us said or thought about something that represents a stereotype or even a prejudice.
You can contribute to Pink Report for 2015 by providing constructive comments regarding the structure or different parts of the report, providing information on significant political or social changes that affect LGBT people in B&H and have occurred during 2015, and by providing information on violations of human rights of LGBT people in 2015 whether they have happened to you or to someone else.