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Forum of NGOs in BiH

Let’s build a common civil society

Published: April 8, 2010 Author: Mirsad Pandzic

When: Wednesday, 14. April 2010 9:00
To: Friday, 16. April 2010
Where: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Host: Hotel Hollywood, Ilidza

European forum bringing together civil society actors from Bosnia and Herzegovina and all over Europe, committed to a citizen-based Bosnia and Herzegovina, will take place at hotel Hollywood, Ilidza from 14-16th of April 2010.

The forum is organized by the Centre André Malraux of Sarajevo, the CCFD-Terre solidaire, the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Youth Initiative for Human Rights in BiH.

More information in the attached document.

Documents:

Forum April Sarajevo
Leaflet and info

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Bosnia and Herzegovina

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