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Marginalisation and exclusion of young people in conflict-affected states risks creating a new generation of adults who lack experience of civic engagement and the skills to participate in political processes says Ben Stevenson.
1 May 2012
Young people in Bosnia and Herzegovin are willing to question prejudices prevalent in wider society and are eager to break with the past. However, they face huge challenges.
3 April 2012
Young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) are willing to question prejudices prevalent in wider society and are eager to break with the past.
29 March 2012
This briefing looks at young people's perspectives of peace and security in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).
5 March 2012
Unresolved border issues and poor management of borders are creating insecurity for local people throughout the Western Balkans.
11 November 2011
The borders of some countries in the Western Balkans remain disputed and unresolved, posing a threat to regional peace and stability and creating an obstacle to European Intergration.
31 October 2011
Fifteen years after a cruel and devastating war, where is Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) heading? Towards long-term stability and peace, or towards violence and further disintegration? Is what we are witnessing today simply a painful and slow post-conflict recovery, or should we be alarmed at the lack of progress and the nature of BiH’s continued discontent?
20 August 2010
As a frontline during the Bosnian war in the early 1990s, the southern city of Mostar has stood as a vivid symbol for ethnic division. Saferworld devised two community-based policing projects to tackle localised security concerns and allow communities a say in their security provision.
30 June 2010
Fifteen years after the conflict ended, deeply institutionalised ethnic divisions remain in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
30 March 2010