War Crimes Denial is a Psychological Defence Mechanism
Dr. Loic Tregoures
Bosnian Clerics Pray Together at Wartime Death Sites
Muslim, Orthodox, Catholic and Jewish religious leaders made a first joint visit to sites where war victims were massacred in...
Seeking Justice in a Divided Region: Text Analysis of Regional Civil Society Deliberations in the Balkans
By Denisa Kostovicova* ABSTRACT Contemporary conflicts are seldom contained within nation states. The cross-border nature of violence has prompted scholars...
The appalling reality of Bosnia’s missing dead
They are the unquiet dead. Laid out in rows across the interior space of a former industrial building on the...
Victims of War are Becoming Invisible in Times of Peace
By Mladen Lakic “I didn’t feel any support or empathy or hear someone say, ‘I’m sorry’. No! I heard many...
Time for Kosovo’s media to get serious on transitional justice
By Nora Ahmetaj JOURNALISTS SHOULD NOT AVOID COMPLEX ISSUE OF TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE In summer 2013, the Center for Research, Documentation...
Political Reconciliation: With or Without Grand Narratives? [Paper]
Author: Nadim Khoury In the last twenty years the concept of political reconciliation has gained currency amongst political and...
Is Unconditional Forgiveness Ever Good? [Paper]
Author: Anca Gheaus Abstract Forgiveness is a compelling Christian ideal. By contrast, to many philosophers it is not...
Transitional Justice and Media: A Crucial But Neglected Relationship
By Refik Hodzic, ICTJ “We’ve gotten used to the conflict; and that habit has created a vicious situation in...
What will happen in the past?
The real and horrifying past that happened to us will have to disappear By: Vuk Drašković Belgrade –...
Roma War Traumas Have Yet To Be Addressed
The only trial for crimes against Roma population in Former Yugoslavia has failed Jelena Grujic Zindovic There is...
