On Sunday, 19th of February, at approximately 16.35, a group of young men was passing by our office windows, when one of them vandalized our windows by spraying them with black can paint. Luckily, no one was injured during the attack. We demand that the authorities immediately investigate and process of the culprit, to stop the evident vandalism of far-right extremist groups and the demolition of the walls and facades of Belgrade, as well as other cities across the country. Futhermore we urge the authorities to prosecute the individuals who have continously, particularly in the last 24 hours, sent severe threats to activists and civilians on social media (publicly and privately).
MoreThe Erasmus Training on Minority Rights in Youth Work assembly participants from Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Croatia. From the 18th until the 26th of November at Fruska gora, Youth Initiative for Human Rights organized Erasmus+ training “Promotion of Minority Rights in Youth Work”. With young people from all over the Western Balkans we discussed minority rights in their countries, what’s the status of youth workers in their own countries and most importantly what can we do to support and help minority youth. The trainers of the training were Barbara Santibanez from France, Dragalina Gorbati from Italy and Dejana Dexi Stošić from Serbia.
MoreDuring the second day of the Conference, we discussed various challenges that post-conflict societies face, how activists from the region work on topics that are sensitive and why is it important for us to remember.
MoreDear organizers and distinguished participants, I am very happy and grateful to address you today at the “Truths That Are Denied” conference which asks us to reflect on the essential issue of truths that are denied. This is my first time in Belgrade, and I’m glad we all gathered here today. I come from Kosovo, which is connected to the topic of denied truths like the body is connected to the soul.
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