Bljesak.info: In all countries of the region the number of hate crime increasing; In BiH drastically!
Data show that in all countries of the region in the last four years growing number of hate crimes.
Data show that in all countries of the region in the last four years growing number of hate crimes.
Launched in September, this website was created to improve access to the information which ODIHR collects on hate crimes for OSCE participating States, civil society, the media and the public in general.
On the 4th and 5th of December of 2014 in Banja Luka a Regional Conference The Effect of EU integration process on Human Rights of LGBT people will be held.
Women’s Network BiH and the Initiative for Monitoring the European Integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina have sent a request to all parliamentary parties demanding full implementation of the Gender Equality Law and insisting that there must be a minimum of 40% female ministers in all governments.
The international day of the Remembrance of the trans* people who died is marked on this day-20th November. Today we should remember the ones who lost their lives because of the ignorance of the society, non-acceptance of diversity, and because of the hate violence as the most cruel act towards human being. Today we should remember the ones who lost their lives because of transphobia.
The OSCE/ODIHR (Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights) released its data for 2013 on its Hate Crime Reporting website. The release was timed ahead of the International Day for Tolerance on Sunday, 16 November.
Interviews with parents and the members of the families of LGBT people are part of a campaign to commemorate International Coming Out day, which is celebrated on 11 October. Campaign is a part of the common project of Sarajevo Open Centre and Foundation Mediacentar Sarajevo, supported by the EU Delegation.
Sarajevo Open Center and Friedrich Ebert Foundation in BiH The 2nd cycle of lectures SOMEONE SAID FEMINISM? Feminist discussion Statistics, quotas or common interest: politics and women’s issue in Bosnian and Herzegovina Time: 26 November 2014 at 6 pm Venue: Stari Grad Municipality Sarajevo, Zelenih beretki 4 With the participation of: Nermina Kapetanović (SDA), Member … Continued
Sarajevo Open Centre on Thursday, October 9, at UPR pre-session has presented exposure and recommendations that would contribute to the advancement of the rights of LGBT people and women in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It should be noted that it is outrageous that the UPR predsesiji there were no representatives of BiH Mission to the UN.
Interviews with parents and the members of the families of LGBT people are part of a campaign to commemorate International Coming Out day, which is celebrated on 11 October. Campaign is a part of the common project of Sarajevo Open Centre and Foundation Mediacentar Sarajevo, supported by the EU Delegation.