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Workshops: Women in Islam and Catholic religion

The organization Women to Women has organized two workshops in April: “Women in Islam” (April 3) and “Women in Catholic religion.” (April 24) Read more about the organization´s activities. (7-MAY-02)

Published: May 7, 2002

Women to Women: Activities Spring 2002 (7 May 2002)

April 1 – 3: Seminar in Milici (Republic of Srpska) for local NGOs from Eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, theme: “Participation process of learning for preparing of organizational advisors”.
April 3: Workshop in the Human Rights House Sarajevo: “Women in Islam”.
April 5: Public hearing in Banja Luka (Republic of Srpska): “Transparency of information in democratic theory and practice, private and public life of women”.
April 24: Workshop in the Human Rights House Sarajevo: “Women in Catholic religion”.
Public hearing in Breza (Federation of BH): “Women and armed conflicts”.

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