Depth Two: Facing up to our own crimes
by Vladan Petkovic, BERLIN 2016 Ognjen Glavonić is the first Serbian filmmaker to tackle the war crimes of his nation head-on...
YIHR KS: How well do young Albanians and Serbs know each other?
Conflicting perceptions of the past, troubling perspectives for the future By Youth Initiative for Human Rights Kosovo ...
A positive hero for everyone? The memorialization of Srđan Aleksić in post-Yugoslav countries
Contemporary Southeastern Europe, an international scholarly journal of the Centre for Southeast European Studies, the University of Graz, Austria, published...
Richard Goldstone interview ~ Reconciliation in South Africa: Has it Succeeded?
Judge Richard Goldstone presents the 2015 Vancouver Human Rights Lecture at the University of British Columbia. It’s been twenty-one years since the...
What Bosnians think about being divided by ethnicity?
By Gerard Toal and John O’Loughlin, Washington Post Last November and December, a series of events and conferences marked...
Silence and Denial in Višegrad
The Bosnian war ended 20 years ago, but the eastern town of Višegrad still struggles over its collective history. Local...
Open University: Nationalism and the Recent Past
CODA- Centre for Education and Social Action in 2015 organized Open University in Banja Luka (26-27 September) and Sarajevo...
Reparations and Assistance for Victims: What’s the Difference?
by Peter Dixon In March 2015, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court issued its first-ever judgment...
Defiant celebrations of the ‘Republic Day’ holiday brought unwelcome divisions back to Prijedor
“What good can come of this?” Amela, a Bosniak resident of Prijedor in the country’s Serb-dominated Republika Srpska entity, was...
Financial Times: Reconciliation continues to elude former Yugoslavia
Tony Barber, Finacial Times Within twenty years of the end of the second world war, the same European countries that...
A Study of Victim Participants at the International Criminal Court
In the nearly two decades since the ICC’s establishment, thousands of victims have been registered as “victim participants,” and...
