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Stories from Youth in Kosovo and Serbia were showcased in the exhibition “Stories of Ongoingness” In Belgrade

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.

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YIHR activists Mila Pajić and Doroteja Antić must be released immediately

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.

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Analysis: Integrated Border Management and Freedom of Movement – The Line of Division between (Non)Friends

The Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR), together with the Institute for European Affairs (IEA), as part of the Working Group for Chapter 35 of the National Convention on the European Union (NCEU), has published an analysis titled “Integrated Border Management and Freedom of Movement – The Line of Division between (Non)Friends.” The authors of the analysis are Sofija Todorović, director of YIHR, and Naim Leo Beširi, director of IEA.

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Call for the position of Regional Advocacy and Feminist Action Advisor (70%)

This call is published by medica mondiale e.V. (Germany) on behalf of the partner organizations (POs): Medica Zenica and Vive Žene (Bosnia and Hercegovina), Medica  Gjakova and Kosova Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims (Kosovo), Women in Black,  Autonomous Women’s Centre and Youth Initiative for Human Rights (Serbia). 

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