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Thursday, 29 October 2009 00:00 |
 Spanish Society for International Human Rights Law, the Association Alumni of the Center for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies (ACIPS), and the International Association of Peace Messenger Cities, with the support of the Office of the Ombudsman for Human Rights in BiH and the regional government of Catalonia are organizing the „Balkan regional expert meeting on the human rights to peace" which will be held on 30th October at the premises of the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 00:00 |
 At the invitation of the NGO Council, the president of ACIPS, Sanel Huskic, gave a presentation on the topic Progress Report by the Delegation of European Commission. In addition to Mr. Huskić panelists, at the panel Strengthening of the NGO Council, were Ms. Alida Vračić from Populari, and Ms. Lara Scarpitta from the Delegation of European Commission in BiH. The event was held at the premises of the Delegation of European Commission. |
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Friday, 23 October 2009 00:00 |
 Redesigned and updated with new content concept, the 15th edition of the magazine New Perspectives is coming. .In this issue the New Perspectives will focus on the Euro-integration processes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region, and each number will be dedicated to specific topic. We will continue to maintain a strong policy, analytical approach, and a regional comparison Components.
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Friday, 23 October 2009 00:00 |
 The Department of International Cooperation of the British Embassy in BiH (DFID) published a report on assessment and analysis of EU accession risk factors for Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to the report, Bosnia and Herzegovina has made some progress on the liabilities in the context of the European Partnership, but at the same time regressed in other areas. Analysts of DFID believe that the current State is so dysfunctional that the abilities to negotiate details of the Acquis chapters, if reaching candidate status, is in question. |
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Friday, 23 October 2009 00:00 |
 The Human Rights Center at the University of Sarajevo published a report on human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the year 2008. The report is divided into four chapters: (1) legal regulations of human rights, (2) the application of human rights, (3) human rights in the legal awareness of citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and (4) human rights in practice. This is the first synthetic report on human rights in BiH, and aims to display and evaluate the existing constitutional and legal solutions in this area. |
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Učešće organizacija civilnog društva u procesima donošenja odluka na državnom nivou u Bosni i Hercegovini je i dalje sporadično, nedovoljno i ad hoc. Postojeći institucionalni okviri za saradnju i razvijanje partnerskih odnosa između vladinog sektora i civilnog društva poput Pravila za konsultacije u izradi pravnih propisa (u daljem tesktu: Pravila) i Sporazuma saradnji Vijeća ministara BiH sa nevladinim sektorom u BiH još uvijek nisu zaživjeli u praksi. Razlozi za to su višestruki, a treba ih tražiti i na strani državnih ministarstava zaduženih za primjenu Pravila, ali i kod dijela civilnog društva.
This year, in July, Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton said that the U.S. will invest $15 million into preserving the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp, pending Congressional approval. The Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation’s mission is to preserve the concentration camp and has been seeking money. The camp is deteriorating as a result of it being built as a temporary place and without proper funding the camp cannot be sustained. So why spend millions of dollars during an economically challenging time? Why not let the camp go under after decades since the end of the war? Why keep reminding people and holding onto the past? 
