We demand that the authorities put an end to the repression against citizens, activists, and opposition figures who are seeking criminal accountability for the deaths of 15 citizens following the roof collapse at the Railway Station in Novi Sad.
Tolerance – a word often invoked as a moral ideal, a value we are told we should cherish. But what does it really mean when we say “tolerance”? Does anyone truly want to be tolerated? Imagine someone telling you, “I tolerate you.” Does that sound like acceptance, respect, or genuine appreciation? Hardly. Tolerance isn’t a sign that we are truly seen; on the contrary, it draws a line, a distance between us.
The exhibition "Stories of Ongoingness" was presented to the public in Belgrade at the Endžio Hub from September 19 to 21st of September, following its previous successful showing in Pristina. Visitors had the opportunity to see stories created by young people from Kosovo and Serbia as part of a Youth Exchange and Storytelling Workshops on Dealing with the Past. The workshops were organized under the project "Cross Border Youth Dialogue," jointly implemented by the Youth Initiative for Human Rights Serbia and Kosovo.
Mila Pajić and Doroteja Antić, activists from the group "Stav" and employees of the Youth Initiative for Human Rights, were detained this evening in Novi Sad while en route to the Varadin Bridge, where a protest blockade began at 6 p.m. in response to the impunity of those responsible for the tragedy that occurred in the city on November 1st.
In 2023 – 2024, the Regional Youth Leadership Mobility Programme (RYLMP) has enabled 19 young researchers from Albania, North Macedonia... View Article
