CIN Contribution
CIN adds information from Bosnia-Herzegovina to Newsday article
Pilgrims come to find God, but get lost in Međugorje
Church, police and municipality officials share responsibility for keeping the thousands of pilgrims who come to BiH’s biggest tourist draw safe. They are saddened, but not alarmed that over the past six years, seven pilgrims have disappeared from Međugorje and two remain lost.
Our daily bread
Bakeries, not government inspectors, are doing most of the quality control to insure that bread and flour is hygienic and uncontaminated.
Food control without controlled labs
Cramped quarters, inadequent equipment, lack of oversight and standards means lab testing of food in BiH could be unreliable.
One sample, different results
CIN tested some of the labs that test food and found variations.
Five win despite cloud of charges
Voters in October discounted suspicions of corruption and abuse of office in SBK Canton and elected five of nine candidates even though they had been targeted in a Federation Financial Police report.
CIN editors teach
CIN and NYU speakers show Pristina students how to plan and execute investigative reporting projects
CIN receives new grant
CIN awarded grant from The Open Society Fund
Food tests
Five restaurants respond