The EU can no longer be deaf to the sounds of war drums
The regional network of the Youth Initiative for Human Rights – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, Kosovo and Serbia – regarding the “Non paper” which stirred up the public in the region and beyond, reminds of the saying “Do not kill the messenger”.
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Montenegro and the attitude towards Srebrenica – Andrej Nikolaidis
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights organized an online discussion with Andrej Nikolaidis, a journalist, writer, and columnist from Montenegro. The motive for this discussion was the denial of the genocide in Srebrenica by the Minister of Justice, Human and Minority Rights in Montenegro, Vladimir Leposavić, but also the wider implications of this incident and the general discourse of democratic changes in Montenegro in relation to the region and the issues of dealing with the past, historical revisionism, and relations among the people of the Balkans, as well.
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Joint Statement of Civil Society Organizations: Determine the Responsibility for Delivering the Publication “Srebrenica – the official lie of an era” to the Covid Hospital in “Stark Arena”
We demand from the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Defense to determine who enabled the delivery of a large number of copies of the publication “Srebrenica – the official lie of an era” to the temporary Covid hospital in Belgrade’s “Stark Arena”. We also request that this publication be withdrawn immediately from the mentioned Covid hospital, as well as all other public / state places where it is exhibited.
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Interview with Jasminko Halilović: Meet the Museum of War Childhood in Sarajevo
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights organised an online conversation with Jasminko Halilović, founder and director of the War Childhood Museum in Sarajevo. Jasminko Halilović talked about how the War Child Museum was founded, as well as the beginnings of the work on the culture of remembrance of the war childhood in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the work that the Museum originated from.
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