YIHR Launches “War Past and Facts” Program with Five-Day Workshop
From 1 to 5 June 2026, the Youth Initiative for Human Rights, with the support of the Belgrade office of ProPeace, organized the workshop “War Past and Facts,” marking the beginning of a multi-month program of the same name intended for young researchers.
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CSOs from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia support initiative to supplement memorial to victims of the Štrpci abduction
The Association Center for Truth, Justice and Remembrance from Prijepolje submitted to the President of the Municipality of Prijepolje, the Municipal Assembly of Prijepolje and the Municipal Council of Prijepolje on May 28, 2026 an initiative to amend and supplement the plaque with the names of victims of the Štrpci abduction of February 27, 1993, within the existing memorial in Prijepolje. The initiative was supported by 17 organizations and individuals from the region.
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Youth from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina demand justice for victims of war crimes in Bradina and at the Tuzla Gate
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Serbia and the Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina, within the framework of the program “A Step Closer to Peace”, organized visits of a group of youth from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Bradina and a group of youth from Serbia to Tuzla to express their respect for the civilian victims of two war crimes committed on May 25, three years apart. We jointly appeal to the judicial authorities of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina to efficiently and fairly conclude the proceedings for war crimes committed in Bradina and at the Tuzla Gate in May 1992 and 1995, respectively, so that the families of the victims can achieve a minimum of judicial justice three decades after the crimes.
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Potential sale of Adria News Network threatens media freedoms
We are strongly concerned that the potential sale of Serbia’s last independent media outlets to Alpac Capital poses a direct and imminent threat to media freedom in Serbia and the Western Balkans.
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