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Bosnia Divisions Create Bureaucratic Headaches

Despite efforts at coexistence, administrative boundaries cause frustration and block access to public services.
Survival, Not Revival for War-Torn Bosnian Village

Two decades on from conflict, Bosniak villages in Serb-majority area have been rebuilt, but not many former residents have chosen to remake their lives there.
Ghost Village in Bosnia

Images of Ledici, deserted after war swept through a small Serb community.

Čuveni Stari most u Mostaru (Foto: Sanja Vrzić)

Birokratske podjele stvaraju probleme stanovnicima Bosne i Hercegovine

Dražen Huterer, Edib Bajrović, Mladen Lakić

21 Jun 13

Uprkos svim naporima usmjerenim ka normalizaciji međuljudskih odnosa, administrativne granice frustriraju građane BiH i onemogućavaju im normalan život.

Muslimansko groblje u Rizvanovićima (Photo: Dražen Huterer/Nejra Suljović)

Borba za opstanak u bosanskom selu uništenom ratom

Dražen Huterer, Nejra Suljovic

29 May 13

Dvadeset godina nakon početka rata, bošnjačka sela u područjima sa srpskom većinom su obnovljena, ali su se samo malobrojni predratni stanovnici odlučiti vratiti i tu nastaviti život.

Ledici now stands all but deserted, high in the mountains south of Bosnia’s capital. (Photo: Sanja Vrzic)

Photo Essay

Sablasno selo podno Bjelašnice

5 Apr 13

Fotografije Ledića, sela kojeg još uvijek progone duhovi prošlosti.

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