United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Chlid published

Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to finally have its first Pride in the capital of Sarajevo, on 8 September 2019.

On 21-22 March the Organisation for Security and Co-Operation in Europe Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, hosted a working conferece in Sarajevo,

Four comprehensive reports have been released recently by UNDP on the living realities of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex people in Albania,

14 July 2016 – Bosnia & Herzegovina became the first country in south-east Europe to provide explicit protection for intersex people in all spheres of life.

The government of Bosnia and Herzegovina adopted on 26 April 2016 its first Anti-Discrimination Action Plans as well as launched the first Anti-Discrimination report with official data gathered from institutions.

For the first time this year eleven LGBTI, women’s and other human rights organizations from all across Bosnia & Herzegovina have joined forces in organizing 

On April 14th 2016 the European Parliament published its resolution on the 2015 Progress Report on Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).

LGBTI rights have taken an important place in Bosnia & Herzegovina’s Gender Action Plan (GAP) for the years 2013-2017 with the Federal Government passing earlier this March the Compiled Operational Plan for the Ministries and the Institutions of the Federation.

On March 4th, staff and visitors of Art Cinema Kriterion in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina were victims of a homophobic attack. Four young men stormed into the cinema shouting homophobic slurs and threats, throwing bottles, glasses etc.