البوسنة والهرسك

Since June 25th, 2018. I am retired with 43,5 years work path in EPS-Yugoslavia I worked as a brigadier groups of workers as independent in its entirety jobs with greater responsibilities, and the number of skilled workers electricity in  the general affairs  of  the installation  of Energy and low - voltage DC - measurement and control electronics, mechanics, pheomatik  , automation , hydraulics and instrumentation  in parallel,,,

1. Legal Clinic in International and European law on human rights law (legal clinic topics are related to protection of human rights in B&H, world, and mechanism of human rights protection in Europe - more precisely - European Convention of Human Rights and case law of European court for human rights. (Sarajevo, October 2015 - ) 2. Seminar "Transitional justice - a path to the peace" (21 September 2015 - International Day of peace) 3. organizes visits to state institutions - Parliament of B&H, Court of B&H, Constitutional Court of B&H, Central Bank and Presidency of B&H (during whole year) 4. students internships in private companies, state institutions and international organisations (during whole year) 5. trilateral project (including ELSA Sarajevo, ELSA Ljubljana, ELSA Croatia) that consists from: legal research group and academic-educative visits on topic of economic-social rights of LGBT persons in B&H, Croatia, Slovenia (Sarajevo, Ljubljana & zagreb, March 2015 - ) 6. Legal research group on European social charter as part of ELSA International biggest legal project (Sarajevo, November 2014 - April 2016) 7. Advocate of United nations development program "Advocates of Military control" (Sarajevo, November 2015 - ) 8. Seminar "European court for human rights - constitutional court of Europe?" organized with ELSA Osijek (Dubrovnik, 19 - 23 August 2015) 9. Seminar "Feminism and woman's rights" (Sarajevo, 19 June 2015) 10. Legal clinic in international and European law on human rights law (legal clinic topics are related to protection of human rights in B&H, world, and mechanism of human rights protection in Europe - more precisely - European Convention of Human Rights and case law of European court for human rights. (Sarajevo, October 2014 - January 2015)

OAK Foundation is funding CURE Foundation in buidling our capacities as an organization
Empowerment of women's rights through the empowerment of the Women's network of BiH- raising the capacities of the organizations members of the women network and strenghtening the capacities of the WNBIH itself 
Gender based violence: View from a different angle – Violence in youth relationships- education of young women on the topics of violence, feminism, activism, etc. and the creation of a new generation of feminists  
Capture gender based violence- Creation of short films on the topics of gender based violence and the promotion of these films all over BiH
Empowerment of activists from smaller areas- CURE Foundation work with smaller organizations from BiH on empowering them and raising their capacities in the field of women's human rights 
ISCOS- Education of Roma girls and work with smaller organizations 
Solidarity Fund- Helping women who have been dealing with difficult times through a Solidarity fund
Education of women politicians- CURE Foundation is educating women politicians and preparing them for their electoral campaigns
ASTREA Foundation- CURE Foundation is creating a safe space for LBT* women and opening a space for dialogue about the  needs of LBT* women in BiH 

In the time of ten-month blockade of Tuzla, FTC organised series of public tribunes titled “How To Survive”.
FTC was engaged on providing and distribution of humanitarian aid.
FTC organised two public debates under the titles "Bosnia and Herzegovina In The Light of Geneva" and "The Washington Agreement", in May and July of 1994.
FTC, in co-operation with Verona Forum from Brussels and Association of Independent Intellectuals Circle 99 from Sarajevo organised an International conference under the title "Is Europe Possible Without Multiculturalism?” held in Tuzla on November 3 – 5 1994, under sponsorship of the European Parliament.
FTC, in association with the Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly and Municipal Council Tuzla, organised an International conference under the title "Local Democracy in BiH And Europe", held in Tuzla on November 14 – 17 1994.
In February 1995, FTC organised a public debate “Protection of Human Rights”, and in April of the same year, organised a debate that promoted the Ombudsman Office in the Federation of BiH.
Over the system of e-mail communication ZAMIR, FTC organised written communication with all republics of former Yugoslavia and whole world in the time of informative blockade and broken connections. Over the same system, FTC realised project “Letters” that provides written communication to citizens with foreign countries. Over 100 letters daily were sent and received through this system.
FTC has been a co-organiser of the IV General Assembly of Helsinki Citizens Assembly, which was held in Tuzla on October 19 – 22 1995 where we had around 600 participants throughout the country and world.
On October 22, 1995, FTC in co-operation with Association “Circle 99” from Sarajevo published Charter that consists basic principles of organisation of common state of BiH.
FTC published booklet “Introduction to Human Rights” that represent first serious written work in the field of human rights in the history of BiH. This project was supported by NCA (Norwegian Church Aid).
The FTC initiates and leads the project ‘Citizens Alternative Parliament of BiH’ that initiates, encourage and financially support and connect local citizens’ initiatives at the state level. The founding assembly of Citizens Alternative Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina was held on August 31, 1996 in Tuzla. CAP BiH is based in Tuzla.
Since 1997, National Endowment for Democracy, Washington supports work of CAP BiH and its members through project “Citizens Alternative Parliament – Strengthening of Civil Society”. At the beginning CAP BiH had 14 members, and until today it developed network of 30 very respectable NGOs, recognized in their communities.
In co-operation with IKV and Helsinki Board for Human Rights in RS, FTC leads project “The Way Back” that helps displaced persons from Tuzla and Bijeljina to return to their homes. Project was successfully finished in 2001 when we arranged reconstruction of 20 houses in Janja and Požarnica and provided return for refugees and returnees in Janja also received three tractors.
In 2002, also in co-operation with IKV and new established organisation Forum of Srebrenica Citizens, project will be continued in Srebrenica region.
In co-operation with ABF Gothenburg from Sweden, FTC is implementing educational program “ABF-FTC Data Studio” where citizens are educated in the field of information technologies. Beside getting of very useful knowledge, as well internationally acknowledged certificate (ECDL) after passed tests, student are additionally educated in the field of democratisation of society, protection of human rights, role of NGOs, trade unions, media, etc. in building of civil society.
In July 1999, FTC organised international conference “How to Reach Stability in SEE”, where actors of political alternative from the region presented their opinions about Stability Pact for SEE.
Since 1996, FTC has successful co-operation with Olof Palme International Centre from Stockholm. With their support FTC organised many activities aimed to democratisation and building of civil society in BiH. During 2000 and 2001, within joint project titled “NGO Incubator”, FTC supported work and strengthening of three NGOs: “Future” Modriča, “Milićanin” Milići and Forum of Gradačac Citizens. In 2002, co-operation with OPC is continued through the project “Voice of Citizens” aimed to implement rights, obligations and responsibilities of the citizens in relation to authorities and vice versa, as well establishment and affirmation of dialogue between citizens and local authorities.
FTC was actively involved in the work of Citizens Pact for South-East Europe, since it was founded in July 2000. The aim of Citizens Pact for SEE is to promote, develop and organise (implement) models of regional co-operation by local NGOs and municipalities devoted to stability, peace and democracy. Citizens Pact has three sectors: municipalities, youth and civic initiatives.
During 2002 and 2003, FTC in cooperation with IKV and partner-organisations: hCa Banja Luka, Centre for Civic Cooperation Livno and hCa Tuzla realised project titled “How to Integrate BiH, How to Integrate BiH into Europe?”. The main task of this project was integration of BiH at all levels, and basic aims were: to initiate pan-Bosnian discussion about internal BH integration, different European institutions, conditions for entrance of BiH into the Council of Europe, to initiate debate about the role of the citizens in integration processes and to set up campaigns and projects on certain topics.
Through the project “Strengthening of Civil Initiatives at Local Level”, financed by NED, at the beginning of 2003 FTC started strengthening of dialogue between citizens and local administration, as well with administration at higher levels, in several cities of BiH. The general aim was strengthening of democratic processes and democratisation of institutions of society, protection of human rights and citizens’ freedoms, transparency, efficiency and professionalism and quality of the work of public administration and services of local administration in general.
Within Forum of Tuzla Citizens there is also youth group called Urban Culture. It gathers young people that want to actively involve in the work of NGOs and the life of the local community. With support from partner organisation ABF from Gothenburg (Sweden) during 2002 and 2003 they worked on realisation of projects that were aimed to develop discussion groups among young people, engagement of young people in fight against drug-addiction and education of young people in the field of civil society and human right.

Hyperion I and Hyperion II for the first time made available online all the public budgets of 14 different governments of our too complicated country. Then we followed with awareness and advocacy campaigns. Our most famous project is Counter of public money, huge display placed in a center of Sarajevo, that counts the expenditure of the state per second.
We do ranking of Bosnia for Open Budget Index and applying same methodology to measure openness for lover levels of government. We organised Municipal Budget Outreach initiative, traveling to smaller communities and engaging in discussions about public money with local activists and ordinary citizens. We are launching a web based media project in a domain of peace and reconciliation

Even though Humanity in Action has a fairly recent presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it has managed to organize numerous outstanding events and projects:

Pilot program was organized in 2010 under the name “Bosnia and Herzegovina: Challenges of a Post-Conflict Society” (May 10-16, 2010) that brought together 35 local and international aspiring young leaders who learned about the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the roots of the recent conflicts and the current social and political challenges in the country.

Third Annual HIA International Conference, held in Sarajevo in 2012. Bringing together more than 250 international young human rights leaders, the conference featured interdisciplinary lectures, workshops and interactive discussion groups. The conference was honored by a special live welcome address by former U.S. President Bill Clinton.

Model International Criminal Court Western Balkans: Humanity in Action Bosnia and Herzegovina and two partner organizations (Open Communications Serbia and Hermes Croatia) have recently been awarded the annual Schueler Helfen Leben grant of over 150,000 Euros for a 18-month long program with high-schools students and history teachers from the above-mentioned three countries called “Model International Criminal Court Western Balkans”. Participants will be simulating the work of the International Criminal Court and war crime cases from Rwanda, WWII and the recent war in the Balkans.

The program “Encouraging Democratic Values and Active Citizenship among Youth” has been supported for four years now by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). The overall objective of the project is to encourage active citizenship among young people in the country and to enable them to play a more significant role in promoting democratic values, human rights and diversity among their peers. With the program, Humanity in Action BiH (HIA BIH) decided to target specifically students who have no or little experience in non-formal education, volunteer work or NGO engagement and to foster their critical thinking, learning about democracy and human rights, and improve their communication and research skills.
"Historija, Istorija, Povijest - Lessons for Today", which aims to share the Anne Frank House successful educational methods, in order to create teaching materials and products that will involve a wider population, change the paradigm of thinking and communicating about the last 60 years of history in the Western Balkans, and contribute to regional reconciliation and fostering democratic values. The project is implemented by the Anne Frank House in joint cooperation with local partner organizations MOF (Macedonia), HERMES (Croatia) and OK (Serbia).
Humanity in Action BiH has been partner of the Forum ZfD (Ziviler Friedensdienst) in BiH on two projects: Memory in Motion (Training on using pedagogical tools to deal with historic events from former Yugoslavia through the analysis of monuments) and a youth event in Tuzla in August 2015 (250 youth gathered to discuss civil resistance)

Through our work, we are seeking to build the trust and change the attitudes among different ethnic groups as a precondition for the creation of a safer environment. Through our work in the primary schools we want to improve the communication and cooperation between the divided ethnic groups and to create the peaceful and safe environment for the children in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The peace building is the main activity of our organization and therefore we have undertaken numerous peace building projects and activities. Our work is mostly focused in the primary schools located in the ethnically divided communities throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina and through our activities we are affecting a large community of people: children, teachers and parents.
In the schools where we worked, the communication skills were improved and bridges of trust and cooperation have been established. Correspondingly, the pupils have shown a higher level of knowledge about conflict, peaceful conflict prevention, etc. They also participated less in the violence and had more active role in stopping the violence in their inner environment.
Small but consistent changes in attitudes and behaviours in the field of multi-ethnic relations have also been recorded. The pupils have shown greater willingness to socialize with their peers from other ethnicities. The prejudices were also reduced.
Similar results were obtained with the teaching staff and our projects have improved the interethnic relations at school and approximately 80% of the senior grades teachers pointed out that they now spend more time with the colleagues from other components, and 94% stated that they are now closer. Over 60% of respondents supported the cooperation between the school components. After our workshops a higher percentage of teachers are for integration of the school components.
Our experiences with the pupils have taught us that children gladly participate in the joint activities; they quickly overcome the ethnic separation and develop friendships being highly motivated and dedicated to the project and its aims. For example, the teachers who have participated in our workshops have asked for the activities to be continued because they felt that these workshops offered the opportunities to expand their skills and knowledge jointly.
More about our work in divided schools you can see in the following story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY3a8xSeI9khttps://www.youtube.com/watch...
Furthermore, our work in the field of the mine risk education is very successful. The BiH Mine Action Canter recorded more than 18,200 minefields, but it is estimated that the total number of the minefields is 30,000, containing about one million mines. The locations of many minefields are still unknown. The minefields were placed along the former confrontation line, which was the subject of frequent changes, so that the mines can be found throughout the country. The members of the Genesis Project are working simultaneously on several levels and including several groups of direct beneficiaries: peer educators, teachers and students. Through our activities we are supporting the long-term school battle against landmines and UXO.