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The Millionaire from Skakava Donja
The Millionaire from Skakava Donja
On the coast of Novalja, a residential building is being developed by Ivo Filipović, the Deputy Speaker of the
Brčko Prosecutor Judged by a „Jury“ of Convicts
Brčko Prosecutor Judged by a „Jury“ of Convicts
A convicted drug dealer, a vote trafficker, and a forger will soon have the opportunity to judge the
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Official Vehicles for Private Adventures
Official Vehicles for Private Adventures
Husein Nanić, the former director of the Police Support Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), and his
The State Fails to Protect Children from Violence
Social service centers in Bosnia and Herzegovina are failing to adequately protect children following contentious divorces of parents. They disregard
Zenica’s Steel Wound
The steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal Zenica has breached nearly all the environmental permit conditions set by FBIH authorities at the end of 2022. Content
Where is Sara?
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Sara’s mother, Aleksandra Blagojević, and
Criminal Proceedings Left Without Justice
From 2018 to 2024, eighteen judges have been penalized due to negligence in their work, which led to the statute of limitations on the enforcement of judgments
![Brčko Prosecutor Judged by a „Jury“ of Convicts
A convicted drug dealer, a vote trafficker, and a forger will soon have the opportunity to judge the work of the Prosecutor’s Office in Brčko – the institution that has proven their criminal acts. These convicted individuals are now members of the newly elected Brčko District Assembly, where the prosecutor will be required to submit an annual report on the work of the prosecution.
Abdulah Iljazović from Naša stranka, Pejo Mendeš from the Hrvatska seljačka stranka, and Damir Bulčević from Narod i pravda have all been convicted, while independent MP Alija Denjagić has one conviction for certifying false content and one confirmed indictment for grant misuse. He is currently suspected of vote buying during the elections.
When asked how he felt about having to “justify” his work before politicians he had once investigated, prosecutor Mujkanović responded that “the situation was not normal!”
However, these convicts, who were elected to the Assembly, can still hold their positions without hindrance. According to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Election Law, the Central Election Commission (CIK) can only revoke their mandates if they are sentenced to six months or more in prison during their term.
„We are representatives of the people, and I believe there were [people] who have been convicted but still voted, and their vote is just as important as that of those who have never been convicted“, said Iljazović.
In mid-November 2024, the representatives of the citizens in the Brčko District Assembly took an oath to conscientiously perform the duties entrusted to them in the elections. The 31 members will decide on the allocation of at least one billion BAM, which is the average four-year budget of Brčko District.
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Sara’s mother, Aleksandra Blagojević, and father, Miloš Kuprešanin, have been tirelessly searching for their child’s grave for years. Over the past year, they’ve been joined in their quest by journalists from the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN).
The cameras have closely followed Aleksandra and Miloš’s struggle as they navigate the obstacles within the system. Despite the support from journalists, they faced challenges in opening doors of companies, institutions, and establishments connected to their tragic experience.
At the Republika Srpska University Clinical Center in Banja Luka, an average of 20 newborns pass away annually. If parents do not claim their bodies following the autopsy, UKCRS sends them to the Public Enterprise “Gradsko groblje” [City Cemetery]. There, these infants are laid to rest alongside others who shared a similar fate.
In their relentless search for Sara, her parents were compelled to exhume two bodies from a children’s plot at the Banja Luka cemetery on Pobrđe.
Author: Jelena Jevtić
Producer: Mubarek Asani
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