In Bosnia and Herzegovina, where politics often resembles an endless electoral campaign, a small community of fact checkers has become accustomed to working under pressure. Echoes between Sarajevo and Kyiv
Sarajevo: Reading the names of Gaza’s murdered children
Thirty years after: “Hello Europe” & “WARum?”
From Sarajevo to Gaza: Bridging memories of siege with a call for conscience and action
From Srebrenica to Gaza, from genocide to genocide
Peter Lippman: grassroots activism to network and resist
EU enlargement: enhancing support while countering scepticism
Voices of Sarajevo for the Children of Gaza
There is a group of people in Sarajevo. Some have been friends for many years, while others met only recently, but today they are united by the same idea and the same sense of responsibility. Since February 2024, every Tuesday evening, they gather by the Eternal Flame, a symbol of antifascism and resistance in the very heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s capital, to read aloud the names of Gaza’s murdered children.
Srebrenica, the Commemoration at the Potočari Memorial
On the 30th anniversary of the massacre of over 8,000 Muslims by Bosnian Serb troops in Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the city and authorities from around the world remember the victims at the Potočari memorial. The commemoration began in the old battery factory that, from 1994 to 1995, served as the base for Dutchbat, the Dutch UN peacekeeping battalion that was supposed to protect the Muslim enclave during the Bosnian War.
