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Legislative roadmap for prevention of garner-based violence perpetrated through information and communication technology (ICT) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Serbia and Kosovo*
The Generation Equality Action Coalitions aim to achieve concrete results in the promotion of gender equality of the Agenda for Sustainable Development in this Decade of Action of the United Nations (UN).
*All references to Kosovo in this document shall be understood to be in the context of Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).
Resolution 2250
The document is a detailed presentation of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2250, adopted in 2015, covering the Youth, Peace and Security Agenda - emphasizing the significant role of youth in peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
Gender-based violence against women and girls on the move
A study conducted within the UNFPA migration humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Analysis of compliance of the legislation of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the Directive (EU) 2019/1158 on work-life balance for parents and carers
Although there are numerous relevant international standards in this sphere, which should be adhere to and implemented in order to create a framework of gender-responsive family policies, and which would create equal opportunities for women to participate equally in the labour market1, the focus of the overview of obligations, for the purposes of this analysis, is placed on the standards of the European Union law, which are certainly a reflection of other relevant international obligations in this area.
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Abridged Youth Peer Peacebuilding Manual
This manual is intended for anyone who seeks to provide training for youth on issues related to intercultural dialogue, hate speech, violence, conflict, and peace, conflict transformation facilitation skills and advocacy campaigning. It is intended explicitly for youth peer educators and trainers in the Western Balkans, including those from or working with vulnerable, marginalised and/or hard-to-reach groups. The content and activities have been adapted to fit a shorter and easier-to-use version of the Youth Peer Education for Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation: A Manual for Trainers in the Western Balkans, released in 2021 by UNFPA and UNDP1. To expand the knowledge, activities and training provided here, please, revise the mentioned Manual.
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Humanitarian response in Bosnia and Herzegovina: supporting women and youth
Zea Mays installation
The concept of Zea Mays installation represents the interaction between the online and the physical world, including the observers, to the maximum possible extent. Silence is a fundamental aspect of the performance: it has a strong symbolic meaning when related to violence, as the survivors of violence often feel isolated from the world. Online spaces enhance this isolation and a person closed in a virtual circle has fewer and fewer true friends: do our virtual friends react to violence? Do observers react to what they see?
The performance treats online violence and the presence of female bodies online through a multimedia approach using lights and sound.