Debating Genocide Deniers Part II/II
January 27, 2011
By: Daniel Toljaga
Institute for the Research of Genocide, Canada
Unembarrassed by an obvious lack of familiarity with the subject, this ‘tenured full professor’ of history at the University of Arizona recycles propaganda about the events at Srebrenica that has long been recognized as promoting misunderstanding and antagonism. Read more
Joint press release regarding arrests of war criminals
January 19, 2011
The Congress of North American Bosniaks (CNAB), the Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IRGC), and the Bosnian American Genocide Institute and Education Center (BAGI) welcome the news of the arrest and remand of Aleksandar Cvetkovic by the Israeli police following an extradition request by the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Aleksandar Cvetkovic is a Bosnian Serb who moved to Israel in 2006 and is accused of direct involvement in the cold blooded execution of more than 1,000 Bosniak civilians in the Srebrenica Genocide. Read more
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Presidency over the UN Security Council
January 7, 2011
Bosnia and Herzegovina began the New Year 2011 by assuming the Presidency of the United Nations Security Council for the month of January, headed by H.E. Mr. Ivan Barbalic, the Permanent Representatives of BH at the United Nations in his capacity as the President of the UN Security Council. This represents the first time in history that Bosnia and Herzegovina received the honor and privilege of presiding over the council. Read more
Dayton in Bosnia and Herzegovina: 15 Years After – Experiment in Democratic Governance
January 6, 2011
Author: Haris Alibasic, MPA, PhD Candidate
Comparing Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bosnia) and the U.S. in terms of governance and public policy is a very challenging task even though some of the key elements of Bosnia’s political, legal, economic and judicial systems were created by the U.S. administration. Read more
