The Association for Social Research and Communications (UDIK) informs the public that on Thursday, October 22, 2015, will attend the commemoration in Sjeverin on the occasion of the 23rd anniversary of the killing of the victims from Sjeverin. We remind that on October 22, 1992 a bus traveling from Rudo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to Priboj in the Sandzak area of […]

The War Childhood Museum will open in Sarajevo in 2016. The Museum‘s collection will contain number of personal items, stories, audio and video testimonies, photographs, letters, drawings and other documents offering valuable insight into unique experience of growing up in wartime. More about the War Childhood Museum: http://museum.warchildhood.com/  

(Photo: www.church-and-peace.org | Source: www.balkaninsight.com) Bosnian university professor Ljubinka Petrovic-Ziemer says the culture of silence in Bosnia – and the selective or politically motivated cultures of remembering the war – are holding back meaningful reconciliation.  Her warnings are contained in a new paper titled: “Cultures of Remembrance in Sarajevo, or the Protracted Search for Multiperspectivity and Integration”. “We are trapped in the past,” she […]

Festival ”Mirëdita, dobar dan!” initiates dialogue and cultural exchange between Kosovo and Serbia, with the aim of improvement of social, political and cultural relationships between societies. The work and achievements of Bekim Fehmiu, the symbol of a once unified cultural space whose earlier acknowledgment was fraught with problems already, are the main inspiration for the organization of the entire festival. […]

In history books, travel guides and the international public sphere, Sarajevo is basically linked with three historical events. On 28 June 1914, Gavrilo Princip, a member of the nationalist revolutionary movement Mlada Bosna (‘Young Bosnia’), assassinated the heir to the Austrian throne Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Duchess Sophie Chotek, an event which is generally considered to have triggered […]

An action for expressing support to the establishment of the RECOM initiative was held in Banja Luka.    The association Centre for Democracy and Transitional Justice organised another action aiming at providing support to the establishment of the RECOM initiative. RECOM is a civic initiative inviting the former Yugoslav countries to jointly establish a Regional Fact Finding Commission for war crimes […]

Documenting detention camps and other detention facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the period 1992-1995 The project entitled ”Documenting Detention Camps and Other Detention Facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Period 1992-1995” was presented yesterday, on April 17, 2015, in Banja Luka. This project is jointly implemented by the Centre for Democracy and Transitional Justice (CDTP) from Banja Luka […]

TRIAL/analysis: Enforcement of damage compensation requests of war crimes victims in criminal proceedings in Bosnia and Herzegovina. On this occasion, we would like to share with you the newly published legal analysis of TRIAL entitled: Enforcement of Damage Compensation Requests of War Crimes Victims in Criminal Proceedings in Bosnia and Herzegovina – the Situation, Problems and Perspectives, by the author […]

Project entitled ”Mapping Detention Camps/Detention Facilities” in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the period 1992-1995  In May 2013, the association ”Centre for Democracy and Transitional Justice” (CDTP) from Banja Luka and the association ”Transitional Justice, Responsibility and Remembrance in Bosnia and Herzegovina” (TPOS u BiH) from Sarajevo started working on a project entitled ”Mapping Detention Camps/Detention Facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina […]

On October 13, 2014, CDTP organised a RECOM support campaign in Banja Luka by means of a billboard and advertising panel campaign that will last for approximately a month.                        On October 13, 2014, CDTP organised a RECOM support campaign in Banja Luka by means of a billboard and advertising […]