Stories

Neum: Properties Belonging to Everyone and No One

Nineteen apartment buyers at the Feroelektro Resort located on the Adriatic coast in Neum, have been adversely affected by institutional failures in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The properties, initially earmarked for transfer to the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, were sold to buyers by the Čapljina court for a sum exceeding three million BAM, while the Municipality of Neum has thrown a wrench into the process by refusing to allow these buyers to officially register as property owners.

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Dženita Lutvić (CIN) 18.3.2024

Incentives

Alms For The Disabled, Bonanzas For Private Individuals

Employers in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina receive millions of dollars for employing individuals with disabilities in their companies. However, some of these employers do not actually utilize this workforce; they simply benefit from the privileges it provides.

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Ibro Čavčić (CIN) 04.3.2024

Zajednička uokvirena pozadina i razglednice Beča, Zagreba i Beograda

Politicians' Assets

Diplomats Enjoy State-Funded Rent Despite Private Properties

Some BiH Foreign Ministry employees receive accommodation allowance during their diplomatic service abroad, despite owning apartments in their respective host countries. The Ministry does not perceive this as an issue requiring resolution.

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Milena Mitrović (CIN) 23.2.2024

Politicians' Assets

Politicians’ Assets: State Ministers Sevlid Hurtić, Davor Bunoza, and Dubravka Bošnjak

New profiles have been published in the CIN (Center for Investigative Reporting) database „Politicians’ Assets“: Sevlid Hurtić, Minister for Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Davor Bunoza, Justice Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Dubravka Bošnjak, Minister of Civil Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Milena Mitrović (CIN) 05.1.2024

Politicians' Assets

Millions Allocated to Commissions in the FBiH Ministries

Over seven years, FBiH ministries have spent 12.8 million BAM on commissions. Auditors have consistently raised concerns about their operations and the amount of fees, but ministries remain unresponsive to these critiques.

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Adna Zilić (CIN) 28.12.2023

Stories

Široki Brijeg Court Holds CIN Liable For Defamation Over Reporting By Another Media Outlet

The Municipal Court in Široki Brijeg has issued a first-instance judgment ordering the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) to pay damages to the company Lager for defamation related to the allegations presented in texts by Žurnal. In three months, Široki Brijeg courts have delivered three verdicts in favor of the company from Posušje against various media outlets.

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Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN) 22.12.2023

Politicians' Assets

Secret Wealth of Sarajevo Mayor Ibrahim Hadžibajrić

The former mayor of the Stari Grad Municipality in Sarajevo began investing in real estate in Bosnia and Croatia after leasing public parking lots to his friend Elmedin Karišik. Correspondence on the Sky app reveals that Karišik looked after Hadžibajrić’s properties, his money, and luxury cars.

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Azhar Kalamujić (CIN) 05.12.2023

Politicians' Assets

Call The Bey For Car Park

Former mayor of Sarajevo’s oldest municipality, Ibrahim Hadžibajrić, leased several public car parks in the tourist center of the city to his friends, striking deals that would render his son a millionaire.

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Azhar Kalamujić (CIN) 01.12.2023

Public administration

Bulletproof Vests Sitting In The Storage While Policemen Risk Their Lives Working Unprotected

Sarajevo policemen work without protection while expensive body armor collects dust in a warehouse. This is the outcome of a public procurement worth BAM 861 thousand, in which neither the police administration nor the vendor did a good job.

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Adna Zilić (CIN) 22.11.2023

Politicians' Assets

Politicians’ Assets: Minister Ramo Isak And His Family Possess Property Worth 18 Million BAM

Ramo Isak, the FBiH Minister of Internal Affairs, and his family own two companies and 15 real estate properties in Zenica and Sarajevo. More than half of these properties were acquired in the past six years.

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Ibro Čavčić (CIN) 21.9.2023

Politicians' Assets

Politicians’ Assets: Property of Minister Edin Forto Estimated At Almost a Million Marks

The Minister of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Edin Forto, has been receiving a salary from public institutions’ budgets for the past decade. Although his earnings have increased over the years, he has not invested money in real estate. He lives with his family in an apartment inherited from his parents.

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Dženita Lutvić (CIN) 15.8.2023

Judiciary

The Arslanagićs Trading Luxury Real Estate In America

While the former director of Bosnalijek Edin Arslanagićs assets in BiH was blocked, his son Vedad Arslanagić sold a seven-room villa in the upscale neighborhood of Atlanta, USA.

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Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN) 08.8.2023

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