Izetbegović’s Visit to Kazani is a Contribution to Reconciliation
Chairman of the Presidency of BiH Bakir Izetbegović today laid flowers and paid tribute to the killed Serb civilians...
24 years without the justice for war crime “Deportation of Refugees”
Representatives of Centre for Civic Education (CCE), Human Rights Action (HRA) and Centre for Women and Peace Education ANIMA, today...
Educational Standards and the Wars in Former Yugoslavia
By Nataša Kostić I enrolled at the History Department of the University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy in...
Bosnians and Herzegovinians around the world commemorate the genocide of 3,000 civilians in Prijedor
by Selma Milovanovic When Satko Mujagic puts on a white armband Saturday in the Netherlands, he will be doing...
Denial is a feature of life
Interview Ger Duijzings
Justice for atrocity and economic crimes: can the EU deliver?
With the partial exception of the Holocaust, European states have done little reckoning with their own legacies of abuse inherited...
ICTY exposes the gap between individual criminal justice and the writing of history
“Finally, good news from The Hague!” famously cried the then Serbian prime minister Ivica Dacic at the acquittal on...
Educating about transitional justice in Kosovo [policy paper]
Advocating for the inclusion of transitional justice into official high school curriculum Policy paper of Humanitarian Law Center Kosovo ...
The Campaign: Securing Signatures
A short film about the campaign of securing citizens’ signatures throughout the former Yugoslavia, composed of media reports about the...
The psychological cost of reconciliation
Reconciling after civil conflict increases social capital but decreases individual well-being During civil wars, individuals and communities who were...
Reconciliation after Civil Wars: Global Perspectives
A conference sponsored by the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies and the Center for Peace Studies and Violence Prevention...
What do we talk about when we talk about reconciliation?
Heleen Touquet
