29.2.2024
The rise in hate speech, particularly prevalent among politicians, media, and influencers, is impacting everyday life in Bosnia and Herzegovina and requires sanctions.
The Government of Republika Srpska has decided to purchase the co-ownership stake of Russian businessman Rašid Sardarov in the company Comsar Energy RS, which holds several concession agreements for energy projects in this BiH entity.
The Government of Republika Srpska has decided to enter negotiations with Comsar Energy Group Limited, a Nicosia-based company, Cyprus, owned by Russian businessman Rašid Sardarov, to acquire a co-ownership stake in the company that holds concession agreements for energy projects in this entity.
The company in question, Comsar Energy Republika Srpska (CERS), was established in July 2011 as a joint venture between Sardarov’s Cyprus-based company…
The rise in hate speech, particularly prevalent among politicians, media, and influencers, is impacting everyday life in Bosnia and Herzegovina and requires sanctions.
The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) was presented with a certificate of appreciation by the Cystic Fibrosis Association for its contribution to combating the bureaucracy that complicates the daily lives of the youngest patients.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Brčko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina has filed an indictment against Edin Ražanica on suspicion of misusing funds assigned by the Brčko District Government to his association. The indictment contends that Ražanica, in doing so, secured benefits exceeding 39,000 BAM for both himself and other individuals involved.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Brčko District in Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued an indictment against Alen Mujkić on suspicion of acquiring illegal gain exceeding 230,000 BAM for himself and others through the misuse of budget grants administered by the associations he managed, as previously disclosed by CIN.
Prosecutors investigate Tuzla entrepreneurs for off-the-books salary payments amid suspected tax evasion, as previously reported by CIN.
The Agency for Management of Seized Assets of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken control of three public car parks the former mayor of the Stari Grad Municipality, Ibrahim Hadžibajrić, leased to private companies and his friends.
Owners and employees of the “Medica” Private Health Institution have been found guilty of issuing false medical certificates for driving school candidates from Bihać, Bosanska Krupa, Cazin, Velika Kladuša, and Bužim.
The Office of the Disciplinary Counsel of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (ODC HJPC) has opened a case file on Radmila Mandić, a judge of the Municipal Court in Široki Brijeg due to possible misconduct in rendering a first-instance judgment in a defamation case filed by the company Lager against the Centre for Investigative Reporting (CIN).
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina passed a bill that lays the foundation for the establishment of the long-awaited Sex Offender Registry that will permanently and confidentially store data on individuals convicted of crimes against sexual freedom and morality concerning children and minors.
Dženat Dreković, a photographer for the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN), won the Eco Journalist Award for the best photography presented by the Center for the Promotion of Civil Society (CPCD).
The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) and its partner organizations Futura and the Center for Research and Studies GEA presented the results of a three-year project ‘Strengthening the Capacities of Civil Society Organizations for Monitoring Public Budgets’, highlighting mechanisms for improving transparency in the spending of public funds at all levels of government in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) from Sarajevo, in collaboration with partner organizations Futura from Mostar and the Center for Research and Studies GEA from Banja Luka, organized a roundtable discussion on Digital Transformation of Public Procurement Procedures in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Transparency of the e-Procurement Portal.
The rise in hate speech, particularly prevalent among politicians, media, and influencers, is impacting everyday life in Bosnia and Herzegovina and requires sanctions.
The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) was presented with a certificate of appreciation by the Cystic Fibrosis Association for its contribution to combating the bureaucracy that complicates the daily lives of the youngest patients.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Brčko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina has filed an indictment against Edin Ražanica on suspicion of misusing funds assigned by the Brčko District Government to his association. The indictment contends that Ražanica, in doing so, secured benefits exceeding 39,000 BAM for both himself and other individuals involved.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Brčko District in Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued an indictment against Alen Mujkić on suspicion of acquiring illegal gain exceeding 230,000 BAM for himself and others through the misuse of budget grants administered by the associations he managed, as previously disclosed by CIN.
Prosecutors investigate Tuzla entrepreneurs for off-the-books salary payments amid suspected tax evasion, as previously reported by CIN.
The Agency for Management of Seized Assets of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken control of three public car parks the former mayor of the Stari Grad Municipality, Ibrahim Hadžibajrić, leased to private companies and his friends.
Owners and employees of the “Medica” Private Health Institution have been found guilty of issuing false medical certificates for driving school candidates from Bihać, Bosanska Krupa, Cazin, Velika Kladuša, and Bužim.
The Office of the Disciplinary Counsel of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (ODC HJPC) has opened a case file on Radmila Mandić, a judge of the Municipal Court in Široki Brijeg due to possible misconduct in rendering a first-instance judgment in a defamation case filed by the company Lager against the Centre for Investigative Reporting (CIN).
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina passed a bill that lays the foundation for the establishment of the long-awaited Sex Offender Registry that will permanently and confidentially store data on individuals convicted of crimes against sexual freedom and morality concerning children and minors.
Dženat Dreković, a photographer for the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN), won the Eco Journalist Award for the best photography presented by the Center for the Promotion of Civil Society (CPCD).
The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) and its partner organizations Futura and the Center for Research and Studies GEA presented the results of a three-year project ‘Strengthening the Capacities of Civil Society Organizations for Monitoring Public Budgets’, highlighting mechanisms for improving transparency in the spending of public funds at all levels of government in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) from Sarajevo, in collaboration with partner organizations Futura from Mostar and the Center for Research and Studies GEA from Banja Luka, organized a roundtable discussion on Digital Transformation of Public Procurement Procedures in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Transparency of the e-Procurement Portal.
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