CNA [Sarajevo | Beograd]
Centre for nonviolent action
The specific journey through the recent past, marred by war and suffering, began in Sarajevo where the exhibition “War of Memories” was first put on; continued in Mostar and then in Banja Luka where the exhibition of photographs from the project “War Monuments...
In the spirit of the mission of the Centre for Nonviolent Action Sarajevo-Belgrade, which entails building lasting peace by promoting a culture of nonviolence, dialogue and trust among people in the region of the former Yugoslavia, the project “War Monuments in Bosnia...
in Ulcinj, Montenegro, from 14 to 24 October 2016.
…We marked unmarked sites of suffering with stickers that read: “UNMARKED SITE OF SUFFERING – At this site, during the war, human beings were subjected to inhumane acts. By not letting these events be forgotten, we stand in solidarity with all victims. May it never happen again to anyone.” Western BiH, Autumn 2016.
Forty war veterans who were on warring sides in the 1990s met at the place where the war started and sent a message to the politicians to stop the renewal of another vicious circle of hatred
Joint visit of war-veterans to Daruvar, Pakrac and Lipik, Croatia 8 September 2016
Today, the youth get coffins packed with 25 years of their parents’ lives, over 130 thousand dead, hundreds of thousands of displaced persons and refugees, millions whose lives were permanently damaged by wars, transition, theft, crime, misery, all the misfortunes that go with it
The findings of research into the fate of the Danube Swabians in Vojvodina after the Second World War
Authors: Helena Rill, Marijana Stojčić
Continuation of the activity “Marking Atrocity Sites” in Podrinje and Herzegovina, 17 – 18 May 2016
Organised by Peace Action Prilep/Tetovo, an advanced training in dealing with the past was held from 11 to 25 April 2016 in Kruševo. Peace Action sought the support of CNA for this training, given that it was the first advanced training they were organising and CNA already had experience in this area. The team included Goran Taleski, Boro Kitanoski and Fllanza Jusufi from Peace Action, and Katarina Milićević from CNA.
Joint visit of war-veterans from the region to Novi Grad/Bosanski Novi, 17 March 2016
Places of suffering and remembrance of war in Bosnia-Herzegovina
About creating of a datebase for places of suffering and places of remembrance in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Since 2012-2015 the process of travel, photographing, gathering data and reviewing, has lasted. Travel and photographing was concluded by Nedžad Horozović and me. This text gives a small insight into what we went through.
Manipur, India
21 February – 2 March 2016
War-veterans from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia visited sites of suffering in Novi Grad/Bosanski Novi municipality