Today, the “Presentation of the Bosnian Atlas of War Crimes 1992-1995” was organized at the Hotel Asi, organized by the Research and Documentation Center (IDC) from Sarajevo, The Network for Peacebuilding, Center for Peacebuilding and ForumZFD BiH. The presentation was led by Mirsad Tokača, director of the Research and Documentation Center, after which Goran Bubalo from the The Network for Peacebuilding and Mevludin Rahmanović from Center for Peacebuilding addressed. The Presentation of the Bosnian Atlas of War Crimes 1992-1995. in Sanski Most is part of a series of presentations organized this year in Serbia, Croatia and Kosovo, continuing in Bosnia and Herzegovina. What makes the Bosnian Atlas of War Crimes special is the fact that events and locations are not only accurately marked
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Local Initiative in Stolac: There are other ways to see Stolac
esterday Amar Husnić, Peace camp and caravan participants has held a workshop called ”There are other ways to see – Stolac”. Through an intereseting game the youth has met. First, Blindfolded they met not knowing their names, religious affiliation or nationality. After they removed the ties, the participants disccused how they were feeling in this situation without knowing to which ethnic groups their partner belongs. On this creative and experiental they become aware of the prejudices they had. CIM director Mevludin Rahmanović spoke to the youth about the path od founding a NGO and engaging in peacebuilding. He also presented the youth out work and theon-going activities of the StaR project. #STaRBiH (Societal Transformation and Reconciliation) project is supported by USAID BiH and implemented by Karuna Center for Peacebuilding in
Local Initiative in Velika Kladusa: Path of Peace & Friendships
A two-day activity called “Paths of Peace and Friendship” by members of the Velika Kladuša team, participants of the Peace Camp and Caravan held in July this year, was completed on the 13th October During the first day, through a series of workshops, participants got to know each other better by talking about fears and expectations, and personal preferences and desires in communication. Talking to CIM directors, Vahidin and Mevludin, they learned what their path of peace building looked like, but also what motivated them to persevere and successfully run an NGO for 15 years. The participants also attended the play “I Have a Dream …” which was held at the Alternative Cultural Center. In addition, they participated in workshops organized by activists of