Reconciliation

The monument to Bosniak victims in Kozarac is one of the only memorials for non-Serbs that has been permitted by officials in Republika Srpska. Each of the 1,226 candles represents one person who died. (Photo: Sanda Ullen)

Big Demand for Memorials Report

11 Mar 11

Leaders of evangelical churches felt that the round table helped them to bring to the fore concerns over intolerance and discrimination. (Photo: IWPR)

Caucasus: Dec '10/Jan '11

Representatives of Armenian evangelical churches see benefit of IWPR-sponsored debates on religious intolerance.

8 Mar 11

TV Film Tonic for Displaced Serbs

19 Jan 11

Villagers Put Past Behind Them

Bosniaks and Serbs set aside their bitter experiences of recent years to try to live together again.

29 Sep 10

Nehrudin

Story of a boy named Nehrudin.

20 Sep 10

The first of the post-Taleban national jirgas was held in 2002, electing Hamid Karzai president. (Photo: US State Department)

Afghan Peace Jirga Scepticism

Critics say that participants are too close to the government and do not represent wider Afghan society.

1 Jun 10

The Hague Tribunal and Balkan Reconciliation

More than a decade after the conflicts in Bosnia and Croatia, IWPR asks whether criminal justice dispensed in The Hague can help divided communities in the Balkans to move on.

15 Feb 10

Tribunal Urged to Continue Beyond 2010

22 Nov 07

ICTY Legacy

<a href="?p=tri&s=f&o=338054&apc_state=henptri">IWPR Special Report on Record of Yugoslav Tribunal</a>

4 Sep 07

British Murder Suspect Released Under Amnesty

24 Mar 04

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