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LGBT Human Rights School for students of law faculties in BiH

LGBT Human Rights School for students of law faculties was held from 17th to 19th of October 2014 in Sarajevo. The goal of the School was to introduce future young lawyers to human rights of LGBT people, using legal terms and appropriate language of the legal profession.

How to live in Sarajevo when you have two lesbian sisters

This is a serial of interviews with parents and members of families of LGBT persons that we will publish for our campaign in occasion of International Coming Out day, 11th of October. Campaign is leaded by Sarajevo open centre and Foundation Mediacentar Sarajevu, supported by EU Delegation in BiH. This interview is with Dragana who … Continued

Book promotions “Women Documented” in Mostar, Bratunac and Banja Luka

Sarajevo Open Centre, Women’s Forum Bratunac, Form F Mostar and the Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly Banja Luka, with partnership support of the Heinrich Böll Foundation – Office in BiH and the Embassy of Switzerland in BiH is organizing the promotion of the book “Women Documented: Women and Public Life in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 20th … Continued

House as a daily front of the struggle

Taken from: zenskamreza.ba By: Masha Durkalić Photos: Association for Culture and Arts “Crvena”/Danijela Dugandžić-Živanović In the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo on Thursday, 9th October, the exhibition “My house is your house” was opened. The exhibition was organized by the Sarajevo Open Centre and the Association for Culture and Arts “Crvena”. The … Continued

Short story and photography contest

Coming Out day is observed annually, since 1988, to celebrate coming out and to raise awareness of the LGBT+ community and civil rights movement.

Representation of women in BiH’s political life

By: Edita Miftari In political life of Bosnia and Herzegovina there is no equality between men and women. There is small number of women that are political leaders on state level, but also on local levels. We could take for example results of previous local and general elections in order to prove that fact. Despite … Continued