Family members allege that the RS’s leading forensic expert has asked for bribes to help their family members get out of trouble. The pathologist once admitted to the charge but now says he was framed.
Family members allege that the RS’s leading forensic expert has asked for bribes to help their family members get out of trouble. The pathologist once admitted to the charge but now says he was framed.
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Polls show that the public regards police as highly susceptible to corruption. But citizens are not heavily using the system police have set up to stop corruption.
Bakeries, not government inspectors, are doing most of the quality control to insure that bread and flour is hygienic and uncontaminated.
The Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo (CIN) Monday announced the appointment of an all-Bosnian leadership team.
BiH students increasingly are turning to private institutions as an alternative to public universities These schools say they are gaining enrollment because they offer what too few public schools are: updated teaching methods and equipment and partnerships with other schools internationally. However, there is no system to tell the bad schools from good ones and employers don’t really trust the private schools yet.
After years of war, poor funding and chronic political infighting, universities in BiH have fallen behind those in much of the rest of Europe.BiH students in public faculties typically are taught in the most out-moded way: listening to a professor lecture and taking notes. Practical experience is rare. Equipment is old, technology spotty and libraries empty. There is little impetus for change.
BiH has been unable to pass a unified law on higher education. It is not as if lawmakers don”t understand the problem. Academics are well represented in the top political ranks of the country and of both entities.
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