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Challenges and practice of education reform and human rights

The South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO) strongly condemns the recent threats made against Slobodan Vaskovic (on right), a journalist from Banja Luka, Republika Srpska (RS), entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Vaskovic received a threatening letter, signed by a group calling itself the Serbian Avengers, following reports about the Serbian Orthodox Church in his publication, Novi Magazin.

The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights (HCHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina with representatives of civil society from countries throughout South East Europe (SEE), urges the EU to consider integrating all of the SEE countries together. -A simultaneous integration will be the only way to ensure a peaceful, just and secure future for the people of the region, argues the HCHR.

SEE countries altogether access to EU

Informal meeting of B&H NGOs

Citizens in the jaws of judiciary

CURE Foundation last week launched an online version of the Directory of Women’s Groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H), as part of the result of the initiative “Reviving the Women’s Movement in BiH” (RWM). Results of the research on women’s groups in B&H were also presented.

Nikola Sekulovic, right, president of the Movement for Trebinje, has received a call for church trial of Diocese of Zahumlje, Herzegovina and Primorje, because of “the slander in electronic and print media against church dignitaries, clergy and people”.

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