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The Spring Festival, popularly known as the Chinese New Year, is a vibrant celebration that exemplifies the richness of Chinese culture. UNESCO recognizes it as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of …
Embracing the Charm of China’s Spring Festival: A Cultural Tapestry Read More
Introduction to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Rights Trends In March 2024, the European Council took a significant leap by agreeing to commence EU accession negotiations with Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). However, …
Rights Trends in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Challenges and Progress in 2024 Read More
In 2023, Serbia grappled with human rights challenges, where the glorification of war criminals overshadowed the slow movements towards justice. Activists and journalists faced rampant harassment, while a proposed Law …
Human Rights In Serbia: Challenges and Struggles in 2023 Read More
In November 2021, ODIHR conducted a comprehensive evaluation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, engaging with numerous state representatives and civil society actors. This exploration aimed to uncover both commendable practices and …
Assessing Human Rights Defenders: Findings from Bosnia and Herzegovina Read More
The European Union must take decisive action to rectify the longstanding ethnic discrimination embedded within Bosnia and Herzegovina’s constitution. This issue, recognized by the European Court for Human Rights, continues …
Ending Ethnic Discrimination: The EU’s Role in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Future Read MorePaul Lowe’s life encapsulated the indomitable spirit of humanity, captured through his lens amidst conflict and despair. His profound ability to reveal the ordinary in extraordinary circumstances is a testament …
Remembering Paul Lowe: A Lens on Resilience Amidst Tragedy Read More
Ajna Jusic, Alen Muhic, and Lejla Damon, survivors of war-related sexual violence, receive the Human Rights Award from the University of Oslo on December 5. Their organization, “Forgotten Children of …
Human Rights Award Illuminates the Fight for War-Affected Children in BiH Read More
Ajna Jusic, Alen Muhic, and Lejla Damon, born from wartime sexual violence in Bosnia, are awarded the Human Rights Award from the University of Oslo. As representatives of the Association …
Advocates for War Victims Awarded: A Triumph for Children of Wartime Rape Read More
On June 12, 2024, Ambassador Joonkook Hwang delivered a joint statement on the human rights crisis in North Korea, marking the ten-year anniversary of the pivotal UN Commission of Inquiry …
Ten Years Since the UN Inquiry: A Call to Action on DPRK’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
On October 9, 2024, journalist Sanja Vasković was summoned for questioning regarding defamation allegations made by businessman Mladen Kovačević. Vasković, winner of the ‘best journalist in written media’ award, faces …
Journalist Sanja Vasković Faces Defamation Charges for Uncovering Corruption Read More