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Thomas Hammarberg, Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, today presented his preliminary impressions on the general human rights situation in Kosovo after a four-day visit.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) strongly condemns the attacks on the crew from the Belgrade TV station “Studio B” and a RTS cameraman, who were reporting on a 24 March protest organized by right-wing organizations in Belgrade on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the NATO bombardment.

Promotion of the publication

In the beginning of February, the Youth Group of the Helsinki Committee in BiH (OGHKBH) began the implementation of the project “Same rights, different us”. The project aims to educate and inform high school students on the topic of LGBTTIQ population and give the support to LGBTTIQ persons in B&H.

CURE Foundation from Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly from Republic of Srpska organized brunch with journalists last week in HRH Sarajevo, on the topic: “Blind and Persons with Impaired Vision in the Media Mirror”.

Build bridges, not walls

International Press Institute and the South East Europe Media Organisation urge the Serbian justice minister to intensify investigation into unsolved 10 year old case of killing of the editor Slavko Curuvija, right.

Fourteen years after the Dayton Peace Agreement, Bosnia´s prospects for European integration remain threatened by ethnic disputes that make it necessary for the international community to retain special powers a little longer.

For Bosnian Serb general Jovan Divjak who defended Sarajevo during the 1992-95 conflict, the only hope for his country today is for young people to vote out the older generation of politicians who continue to exacerbate ethnic divisions.