Study Visit to Serbia Successfully Conducted as Part of the No More Divided Societies Project
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights hosted 17 activists from Croatia and Cyprus on a six-day study visit to Serbia from 22 to 28 July, as part of the No More Divided Societies project.
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Authorities in Serbia denied war crimes from the 1990s at least 110 times in 2025
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights has identified in its new report “State of Denial” at least 110 examples of denial of war crimes from the 1990s by the Serbian authorities in 2025. The report maps at least 60 cases of glorification of 10 convicted war criminals as well as at least 50 cases of various forms of war crime denial, such as denial of crimes in Racak, the siege of Sarajevo, the existence of the camps in Prijedor for non-Serb civilian, and mass graves in Batajnica. As in previous years, in 2025, the Srebrenica genocide remains the single most denied crime, with at least 30 documented cases.
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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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