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[00:00:00] we turned first of all to so-called crisis communication,
[00:00:03] communication to have timely information and so on, so
[00:00:07] we are really satisfied with the progress of these
[00:00:11] test elections so far. Citizens were able to try out the new
[00:00:14] procedure today, and the authorities have until October 4th
[00:00:17] to eliminate the observed shortcomings and prepare
[00:00:21] the electoral process. Nataša Kerezović,
[00:00:24] N1.
[00:00:27] The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of the Tuzla Canton has filed an indictment against
[00:00:30] seven people in a case related to the fire at the retirement home in
[00:00:33] Tuzla, when 17 people died.
[00:00:36] The indictment was filed against the former director Mirsad Bakalović,
[00:00:40] Zenaida Razić Halilović, head of a service in the home, and against Mustafa
[00:00:44] Azabagić, who performed the duties of fire protection and
[00:00:48] safety at work in the home. Also, an indictment was filed against
[00:00:51] three responsible persons from the company Impros Tuzla in the capacity of an expert
[00:00:55] team during the preparation of the fire hazard assessment for the Tuzla retirement home
[00:00:59] from 2009. The indictment was also filed against
[00:01:02] Ibrahim Sarajelić, fire protection inspector
[00:01:05] in the cantonal civil protection administration of Tuzla
[00:01:08] Canton. They are accused of committing a criminal offense against general
[00:01:11] safety of people and property in the period from April
[00:01:15] This indictment is
[00:01:18] supported by extensive material
[00:01:22] evidence, including more than a thousand
[00:01:25] different material evidence.
[00:01:28] It also includes numerous
[00:01:32] expert assessments by expert
[00:01:35] teams that were carried out by fire experts,
[00:01:39] electrical experts, construction
[00:01:42] and architectural experts, and also forensic
[00:01:45] medicine experts. This extensive material was submitted, that is, more than
[00:01:49] 100 material evidences with the indictment to the Cantonal Court
[00:01:52] Tuzla.
[00:01:55] Tensions do not subside after the funeral with all honors for the war criminal
[00:01:59] Ratko Mladić in Belgrade. Serbian Military Attaché Milan Dulanović
[00:02:03] left Bosnia and Herzegovina yesterday in accordance with the deadline we gave him.
[00:02:06] This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Elmedin
[00:02:09] Konaković. Currently, there is no military attaché counselor in the Serbian Embassy,
[00:02:13] and it will remain so until further notice, Konaković added. Konaković
[00:02:17] stated that an order was issued today for
[00:02:21] the return of our three employees to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters for
[00:02:25] consultations. The return is expected by
[00:02:27] Wednesday.
[00:02:30] And for the mothers of Srebrenica, every day passes in pain, and the pain
[00:02:33] increases when they see mass glorification of the war criminal. And this
[00:02:37] 11th of the month, the women of Srebrenica peacefully gathered in
[00:02:40] Tuzla, seeking justice and truth. This time, they demanded
[00:02:44] even more strongly that those who deny the crimes and genocide in
[00:02:47] Srebrenica be punished.
[00:02:50] Families who survived the genocide and other crimes are again
[00:02:54] disturbed by the denial of everything that was done to them. The peak was
[00:02:58] the fact that the convicted genocidaire was celebrated and buried as
[00:03:02] a hero. We don't want to, you believe
[00:03:05] that we mention his name, he got it,
[00:03:09] meaning we testified in
[00:03:12] N1 television. With last night's court, our loved ones' bodies were dismembered.
[00:03:14] Um, how much our
[00:03:18] wounds are stirred now, my hair stands on end when I think that
[00:03:22] I found this little thing of my brother's
[00:03:25] in his 13th. Younger
[00:03:28] generations coming, new gatherings give support
[00:03:31] to families, have a clear stance: it's very shameful
[00:03:35] that people who committed this, still
[00:03:38] celebrate genocidaires and generally
[00:03:41] murderers and celebrate their death and celebrate their
[00:03:45] life, calling him a hero, even though he
[00:03:49] put out the fire in certain families, killed
[00:03:52] everyone who was there, from young men, from
[00:03:56] men, grandfathers, who were, his people literally raped.
[00:04:01] It's shameful that we live and call these people our neighbors
[00:04:04] and neighbors. Can we, based on all this, expect a better
[00:04:08] future in these areas? We are still seeking
[00:04:12] justice, we are still seeking our
[00:04:16] responsible for the attack, the leader of that loved ones, we know that he did
[00:04:19] it, I don't want to mention him anymore, and we are looking for who
[00:04:22] glorifies, who promotes, who spreads
[00:04:25] hatred, who wants further war with killing
[00:04:29] to be. "I survived and I'm still
[00:04:32] surviving today, this politics of ours and these
[00:04:36] politicians, what they are doing to us, affects me a lot. As for
[00:04:40] this youth, I have finished everything. Unfortunately, many
[00:04:43] mothers, wives, sisters have ended their earthly lives
[00:04:47] without knowing where the graves of their murdered family members are,
[00:04:50] nor whether their bones will ever be found and
[00:04:54] honorably buried. For more than 30 years, women
[00:04:58] gather every 11th of the month to remind
[00:05:01] of what happened in Srebrenica and generally in
[00:05:04] Podrinje. When they are no longer here, they hope
[00:05:07] that younger generations will continue their mission
[00:05:11] to remind of the crimes and genocide in Srebrenica, and also
[00:05:14] send a message that it should never happen again
[00:05:17] anywhere. Nataša Tadić N1
[00:05:20] Tuzla.
[00:05:23] Will there be consequences for Serbia after the funeral
[00:05:26] of the young men? Some European politicians say that Serbia under
[00:05:30] Aleksandar Vučić is not moving towards the European Union. But
[00:05:34] this is obviously not the opinion of everyone in the European Union, because at the same time, the Serbian
[00:05:37] president boasts about socializing with German and Austrian
[00:05:40] friends.
[00:05:47] The funeral, which was allegedly without state honors, could cost
[00:05:51] Serbia its path to the European Union. As Faz states,
[00:05:55] patience has run out, it is known who has filled the glass
[00:05:58] to the brim. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has been filling
[00:06:02] that glass for years by undermining the normalization of relations with
[00:06:05] Kosovo, by not respecting the rule of law, democracy, and the separation of powers in
[00:06:09] his own country. And by courting Russian President Vladimir
[00:06:13] Putin and ignoring sanctions against Russia. The doors of the European
[00:06:16] Union will certainly not be closed before the elections, and for Serbs, this could
[00:06:20] be the last chance to preserve the European perspective,
[00:06:23] Faz notes. This is not a question of the rule of law, this is not
[00:06:27] a question of, I don't know, this or that chapter. This is
[00:06:30] a civilizational question, whether you celebrate or do not celebrate a war
[00:06:34] criminal. The messages from Brussels differed before and after
[00:06:37] the funeral, the cancellation of visits
[00:06:40] by high European officials and clear messages to the greater part
[00:06:44] of Europe, what happened on Monday is not, is not acceptable.
[00:06:48] It is evident that
[00:06:51] after long, long considered red lines that are constantly mentioned and so
[00:06:55] on, we seem to have really reached one and that this is now
[00:06:58] a black line for many countries. The President of Serbia, in the meantime,
[00:07:02] is trying to relax the situation, so within the framework of the official campaign he is leading
[00:07:05] for the parliamentary elections, he suddenly meets with, as he states,
[00:07:09] German and Austrian friends and then leaves
[00:07:12] for a visit to France. However, is Germany really friendly
[00:07:16] disposed? The MP, for example, from the Social Democratic Party, Simina
[00:07:20] Hostert, was also quite critical, and she also
[00:07:24] condemned it, calling what happened
[00:07:27] in Belgrade, at least, the funeral of Mladić with military and state
[00:07:31] honors, a recognition of the butcher of Srebrenica,
[00:07:34] as she put it. And Commissioner Marta Kos herself had a message
[00:07:38] that the completion of the election process in Serbia should be awaited,
[00:07:42] which is one of the most important ones, and from which Europe
[00:07:45] might have new interlocutors. There are several ways for
[00:07:49] the European Union to effectively stop the process
[00:07:53] of European integration from its side. We don't have
[00:07:56] progress now, but we have a relationship that is very complex and which is ultimately
[00:07:59] very good for Serbia, but
[00:08:03] there are ways to stop it. And the first signs of this
[00:08:06] are coming from neighboring Croatia, the President of the Croatian Parliament, Gordan
[00:08:10] Jandroković, states that Serbia will not be able to count on
[00:08:13] Croatia's support for the continuation of negotiations on accession to the European
[00:08:17] Union if it remains on its current political path, as shown by the funeral
[00:08:21] of the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić
[00:08:24] in Belgrade. Žekvina Tatalović, N1,
[00:08:27] Belgrade.
[00:08:32] In the continuation, other news from the region, as well as
[00:08:34] the world.
[00:08:38] 25 years have passed since the terrorist attacks of September
[00:08:41] 11th. Commemorations across
[00:08:44] America.
[00:08:49] This morning, an attack at a high school in Zagreb, a boy attacked another
[00:08:53] boy and a cleaner with a knife. The boy is stable, but his
[00:08:56] injuries are life-threatening. The cleaner underwent
[00:09:00] surgery. This attack opened many questions about the safety of students
[00:09:03] and staff, and how to prevent such
[00:09:06] incidents.
[00:09:10] At this high school in Zagreb this morning, a student attacked another
[00:09:13] student and a cleaner with a sharp object.
[00:09:16] The attacker was quickly brought under control by the police. The cleaner
[00:09:20] underwent surgery due to multiple stab wounds in the chest and
[00:09:24] abdomen area. She is stable and currently out of
[00:09:28] life danger, while the boy is stable, but has
[00:09:31] life-threatening injuries. Due to the severity of the injuries,
[00:09:35] the child also underwent an operative
[00:09:37] procedure. What I can say is that
[00:09:41] the operative procedure went smoothly,
[00:09:45] that the child is stable and that our
[00:09:48] multidisciplinary team continues to monitor his condition and
[00:09:51] apply all necessary treatment measures. After surgical
[00:09:54] care, he was returned to the intensive care unit where he is currently
[00:09:58] in stable condition. that she learned that her son was stabbed
[00:10:01] from him himself because he called her on the phone and told
[00:10:05] her to call an ambulance, after which the connection was broken, when she
[00:10:09] called again, one of the professors answered and said: that
[00:10:12] the boy was stabbed, we know a little more details
[00:10:16] than what has been publicly released, however we have been warned
[00:10:20] by the police, of course, that we cannot comment on such information for
[00:10:23] now, as long as the investigation lasts. All details regarding
[00:10:27] who intervened, how, and where exactly it
[00:10:31] happened, you understand that we cannot comment at this moment. In addition to
[00:10:35] Mayor Tomašević, the competent
[00:10:38] ministry arrived at the scene and sent an expert team to the school.
[00:10:41] We continue with crisis intervention throughout the
[00:10:44] week and also prepare the school so that classes
[00:10:47] can resume on Monday. Due to the tragic
[00:10:51] murder of a seven-year-old in the elementary school in Prečko a little over a year
[00:10:55] ago. A year ago, security guards were placed in schools, this morning
[00:10:58] there were two of them, so the question arises whether their work will be
[00:11:02] reviewed, everything that needs to be will be reviewed, he says
[00:11:06] after the police complete the conditions. When the investigation is over,
[00:11:09] the city will review what can be done in the future to
[00:11:13] improve safety in schools. As for the
[00:11:16] school itself, the school has video surveillance, both
[00:11:19] schools had employees, so-called operational
[00:11:23] security employees, which is a new job position that was introduced
[00:11:26] after the tragic event that happened in the elementary
[00:11:30] school Prečko and that's all I can say at this moment. More
[00:11:33] information will be known after the completion of the investigation, in which
[00:11:37] the county prosecutor's office also participated. Vesela
[00:11:41] Šegvić Kordić,
[00:11:42] N1.
[00:11:48] New York marks 25 years since the September
[00:11:51] 11th terrorist attacks, one of the most tragic days in American
[00:11:55] history. In Manhattan, the names of all 2,977
[00:11:58] victims are read, with the traditional ringing
[00:12:01] of bells. 25 years ago, the world
[00:12:05] watched in disbelief as two planes crashed into the Twin Towers
[00:12:09] of the World Trade Center in New York. In disbelief,
[00:12:12] it also watched as the buildings crumbled into ashes, taking
[00:12:15] thousands of victims. The Twin Towers are gone today, but
[00:12:18] last night a total of 2,977
[00:12:21] drones projected these two buildings. This is the confirmed
[00:12:25] number of victims of the terrorist attack on New York, but also on the Pentagon, as
[00:12:29] well as the victims on the plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. America
[00:12:33] has been paying tribute to the victims since yesterday, and a quarter of a century after
[00:12:36] the attack that changed American foreign and security
[00:12:39] policy, but left consequences on the whole world,
[00:12:42] memories are evoked again by the victims' families. Some have
[00:12:46] continued on the path where their parents left off. Scott was four
[00:12:50] years old when his father, along with another
[00:12:53] 342 colleagues, lost his life trying to
[00:12:56] save people. They rode the elevator to the 40th
[00:13:00] floor, then had to continue on foot and climb another
[00:13:03] 40 floors, carrying more than 45
[00:13:07] kg of equipment in September. It's
[00:13:10] hot outside, you're pushing through people coming down the
[00:13:13] stairs while you're trying to
[00:13:15] go up. I guess that's why I look at all that from that angle
[00:13:19] as something superheroes do. I don't think about
[00:13:23] how it all ended.
[00:13:31] 25 years later, the analysis of human bone fragments
[00:13:35] is still ongoing, many have never buried their
[00:13:38] loved ones. No ID card, no
[00:13:42] wedding ring, nothing was found. The last thing he told me was
[00:13:45] that people were jumping out of windows and he had to
[00:13:49] go. The third plane crashed into the
[00:13:53] Pentagon building while the fourth crashed in Pennsylvania after a fight
[00:13:57] between passengers and hijackers. The then President Bush, former Presidents
[00:14:00] Obama and Biden, as well as current Vice President JD Vance
[00:14:03] paid tribute to the victims in New York. The current President
[00:14:07] of the USA, Donald Trump, was in New York at the time of the attack in
[00:14:10] 2001. Today, however, he was at the Pentagon where, in addition to
[00:14:14] the victims on the plane, 55 military personnel and
[00:14:17] 70 civilians also died. We will never, ever forget,
[00:14:21] that's why we fight today, we have no choice, only victory is before us.
[00:14:25] We will remember their names and defend this country like never
[00:14:28] before. The response to the September 11th attack led to
[00:14:31] decades of wars in which more than 900,000
[00:14:35] people died, primarily in Iraq and Afghanistan. Al-Qaeda was
[00:14:41] terrorist organization Osama bin Laden was killed 10
[00:14:45] years later in May 2011. In
[00:14:48] an operation approved by President Barack Obama. Dušan
[00:14:52] Mlađenović, N1.
[00:14:56] The price of diesel in the United States exceeded $6 per
[00:15:00] gallon for the first time in history, while Brent crude jumped to
[00:15:03] $104 per barrel due to conflicts in
[00:15:06] the Middle East and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Commenting on
[00:15:10] the crisis, Donald Trump stated that he does not regret the military
[00:15:14] action and would act the same way again. He said
[00:15:17] that America is not attacking Iran with full capacity due to the election on November
[00:15:21] 3rd, and he predicts a quick end to the war and an earlier stabilization of prices.
[00:15:27] "if we hadn't done Iran you would be cruising to mid-term victory,
[00:15:30] 225 gas, you'd be cruising, well you don't know that, any
[00:15:34] regrets, no, I think I think like..." "I don't believe
[00:15:38] in the word regret, uh, you can always question
[00:15:41] yourself a little bit, uh, and few people have asked me
[00:15:44] that, if I had it to do again, I do exactly as I
[00:15:48] did, I took out their nuclear capability, but I think it
[00:15:52] ends right after the election, uh, they're
[00:15:55] limping along, they're in deep trouble, they're how they getting
[00:15:58] off missiles, we decimated, they can always get off missils, they had plenty, and they
[00:16:02] have some. What do you say to all the young men out there, and I know these are
[00:16:06] people who supported..." in 2024,
[00:16:10] and yeah, I think a lot of them still do, but some of them are
[00:16:13] demoralized, let me just, I don't think they're
[00:16:15] demoralized,
[00:16:23] the continuation of the daily news
[00:16:24] brings us,
[00:16:28] we checked how the search for the postman from Čapljina
[00:16:31] is progressing, who fled with dozens of pensions, allegedly to
[00:16:34] Thailand.
[00:16:40] The life of a huge number of citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina is difficult, it is incredible
[00:16:44] that the Federation of Independent Trade Unions reports that a family of four
[00:16:47] now needs as much as 3,810 Marks
[00:16:51] per month. The average salary is 1,714
[00:16:55] KM, while the minimum salary is 1,027
[00:16:58] Marks. When calculating the consumer basket, the living costs
[00:17:01] of a family of four were taken into account, consisting of two
[00:17:05] adults and two children, one of whom is a high school student and the other
[00:17:08] a primary school student. For food alone, 1,638
[00:17:11] Marks
[00:17:13] are now needed.
[00:17:17] And the number of unemployed in the Sarajevo Canton has decreased by
[00:17:20] 160 people. They were lucky enough to get a job
[00:17:24] through the employment service program. There are currently
[00:17:27] 46,000
[00:17:29] unemployed people on the register. For the employment of
[00:17:32] 163 people through three programs, almost
[00:17:36] 2.8 million Marks have been secured. Most of the money
[00:17:39] is intended for the employment of doctors of medicine, veterinary medicine and
[00:17:43] dentistry. Dr. Malik Hadži Mešić, owner of a private
[00:17:46] dental practice, is happy because through the employment
[00:17:50] incentive program he will employ two new
[00:17:53] workers. This is an ideal opportunity for new employees
[00:17:56] who have particularly graduated from university and have a lack of work
[00:18:00] experience, to prove themselves in private practices
[00:18:03] and in this way enable the employer to have,
[00:18:06] let's say, that transition of good experience
[00:18:10] to an employee to compensate for some costs that
[00:18:13] arise during that period. Thus, for
[00:18:16] the employment of a total of 163 workers,
[00:18:20] 2,000 Marks will be allocated for higher education
[00:18:23] and 1.5 Marks for secondary education. We applied
[00:18:27] for 20 employees and thank God we got that many,
[00:18:30] but I think we will have a problem finding
[00:18:33] them. Because last year we also applied.
[00:18:37] the number of workers, the year before
[00:18:41] last also, last time we hired 17 out of
[00:18:44] 20, unfortunately three
[00:18:47] gave up, so I think this year we will also have a problem with
[00:18:51] engagement. At the end of last year, there were around 47,000
[00:18:54] unemployed people in the Sarajevo
[00:18:57] Canton, now it's about a thousand less, but the broader picture of the labor
[00:19:00] market also shows a different trend: in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in July,
[00:19:04] more than 10,000 people lost their jobs, while
[00:19:08] employers reported a need for 3,000 new
[00:19:11] workers. The total number of unemployed, compared to June,
[00:19:14] has still increased by a little over 4,000, but the paradox
[00:19:18] is that employers have difficulty finding workers. The deficit
[00:19:22] occupations are mostly those that employers
[00:19:24] seek based on requests for work permits, these are
[00:19:28] waiters, electrical engineers,
[00:19:31] IT specialists, chefs for specific
[00:19:35] dishes, for example Indian or so on,
[00:19:38] construction workers, workers in tourism. Therefore, in Bosnia and
[00:19:41] Herzegovina, the trend of importing labor is growing. Thousands
[00:19:44] of applications for work permits for foreign workers
[00:19:47] are submitted annually in the Sarajevo Canton. One of the
[00:19:51] reasons, according to the employment service, is the low
[00:19:55] price of labor, but also the difference between workers' expectations and what
[00:19:59] employers offer. The search for foreign workers,
[00:20:02] however, also raises the question of compliance with regulations. Increased
[00:20:06] inspection oversight in recent days found four
[00:20:09] workers from Azerbaijan who were working without a permit at a construction
[00:20:13] site. Therefore, the employment service
[00:20:16] warns that every unemployed person, including
[00:20:19] foreign nationals, has the right to register with the
[00:20:22] unemployment office if they have approval from the service for foreigners,
[00:20:26] meaning they must have a residence permit, which does not exclude
[00:20:29] their registration as unemployed. As for
[00:20:33] their work, that is possible only with a work permit submitted
[00:20:36] by the employer. And while we are seeing an increase in requests for
[00:20:40] engagement of workers from abroad, the domestic workforce
[00:20:43] in employment offices numbers in the tens of thousands.
[00:20:46] The education system, it turns out year after year, produces
[00:20:50] staff for whom there is less and less need, while professions that are increasingly
[00:20:54] in demand, experts claim, have been
[00:20:56] neglected. Feđa Kulina,
[00:20:58] N1.
[00:21:01] The Union of Primary Education and Upbringing of Sarajevo Canton announced
[00:21:05] a protest on September 30th. They demand from the Government of Sarajevo Canton
[00:21:09] that by September 28th, amendments to the collective
[00:21:12] agreement for preschool education and primary education in the canton
[00:21:16] be published in the Official Gazette of the Sarajevo Canton. If they do not meet
[00:21:20] their condition by October 1st at 8 o'clock, they announce
[00:21:23] going on
[00:21:25] strike.
[00:21:29] The postal route Čapljina, Thailand is definitely not
[00:21:31] usual. However, according to unofficial information,
[00:21:35] a Čapljina postman started on that route after
[00:21:38] taking the money he was supposed to deliver to pensioners in
[00:21:42] Čapljina. Instead of to home addresses, it is assumed that the money
[00:21:45] arrived with him in Thailand. The pensioners were
[00:21:48] subsequently paid. And the postman is still being
[00:21:51] sought.
[00:21:54] Instead of the usual route from the post office to home, the journey of a postman from Višići
[00:21:58] ended thousands of kilometers away from Herzegovina. It all started on September
[00:22:01] 7th when his mother reported his disappearance, but very quickly it became
[00:22:05] clear that his disappearance was just the beginning of the story because
[00:22:08] the 31-year-old postman had taken with him the pensions he was
[00:22:11] assigned to deliver. You have to be smart to
[00:22:15] do something like that. I really think
[00:22:18] people are being deprived of something that
[00:22:22] they earned, and everything else
[00:22:25] I have no words, he's young, a man went to
[00:22:29] enjoy himself, nothing more, he just shouldn't have taken someone else's pensions, the fact that he
[00:22:33] went to enjoy himself, that's great. According to unconfirmed information, the postman first
[00:22:36] arrived in Sarajevo, and then left the country. Thailand is mentioned
[00:22:39] as the final destination. How many pensions were in his
[00:22:43] bag, and what was the amount of money he took with him, has not yet been officially
[00:22:47] confirmed. It is said that there were dozens of beneficiaries. "I am
[00:22:50] also a pensioner, one postman also
[00:22:54] delivers to us, and thank God, it's not our
[00:22:57] poor pensioners, you see, he went
[00:23:00] to Thailand, or wherever, I have no idea, I heard,
[00:23:03] for me as a citizen, it's dishonest, lucky
[00:23:07] that my pension didn't go there, but went to
[00:23:11] an account. The case quickly caused numerous reactions in
[00:23:14] the public, and the move of the Čapljina postman was the reason for numerous jokes, so the
[00:23:18] story, in addition to its serious side, got its humorous dimension,
[00:23:22] we only know that he went where he went to Bangkok, right, to Thailand, that's it, and here where people
[00:23:25] were left without pensions, that's it, he's not alone,
[00:23:29] he's not alone, he's not alone, okay, let's have a little fun before
[00:23:32] the elections, it's good, it's about a long-time employee of the Croatian
[00:23:36] Post Mostar, where an internal investigation was launched after his disappearance
[00:23:40] to determine all the circumstances of the case. The post office confirmed
[00:23:44] that all pensions have since been paid to pensioners in the Čapljina
[00:23:47] area, while details of the disappearance of their employee are not being disclosed while the investigations
[00:23:51] are ongoing. All pensioners have received their
[00:23:54] pensions, internal procedures are still ongoing, so we
[00:23:58] will not disclose the details of this case.
[00:24:01] As for the users, we really want to thank everyone for
[00:24:05] their patience, their support and understanding that
[00:24:09] they have shown in this extraordinary situation. In the meantime, a criminal
[00:24:12] complaint has also been filed against him, after which the search took on
[00:24:16] a different character. The Čapljina Police Department received
[00:24:19] a report for a criminal offense, due to reasonable
[00:24:23] suspicion of committing a criminal offense against a person.
[00:24:26] SSJ in 1995
[00:24:29] and for whom an operational search was then launched in the capacity of the perpetrator,
[00:24:33] meaning a criminal offense, no longer as a missing
[00:24:37] person. And while the fate of the former postman remains
[00:24:39] uncertain for pensioners, at least when it comes to their pensions,
[00:24:43] this story ended with a happy ending. Đenana Kaminić Puce,
[00:24:47] N1, Čapljina. In Sarajevo, the 21st
[00:24:54] Festival of Women's Art and Activism was opened, organized by the Cure Foundation,
[00:24:58] which this year is titled Becoming
[00:25:02] a Feminist. A feminist is born
[00:25:05] a feminist becomes, is the slogan of the 21st Pitch festival
[00:25:08] of women's art and activism, the eponymous exhibition is one of
[00:25:12] three installations that this year bring different artistic
[00:25:15] perspectives on women and society. With that slogan itself,
[00:25:19] "the focus is actually put on the fact that
[00:25:22] feminism is not something given, but that it develops over time
[00:25:26] within all of us, and it also develops itself and actually responds
[00:25:29] to the challenges that society poses before us. This year's festival
[00:25:33] we are truly organizing in a time of wars,
[00:25:36] human rights violations, narrowing
[00:25:39] the space for action of activists and human rights defenders, narrowing
[00:25:43] the space for action of civil society. The exhibition is very
[00:25:46] layered, we had more than 60 applications, mm..."
[00:25:50] We opened the space for 23 different art
[00:25:54] projects and different perspectives,
[00:25:57] the exhibition opens some of the typical questions you can
[00:26:00] expect at such a festival. The question of
[00:26:04] women's position in society, the question of aging and
[00:26:07] menopause, the relationship to
[00:26:10] illness in our society. The exhibition "Sometimes it Boils Up"
[00:26:13] presented by the Furaj Mir project team from Prnjavor, speaks about war and human suffering.
[00:26:17] The focus is on man, regardless of his origin, religion, or nation.
[00:26:21] We constantly talked about those war events, about building
[00:26:24] peace and how emotions boiled up and
[00:26:27] everything, one of our colleagues, Adrijana, who is actually the main member of our team,
[00:26:31] said: "Oh, something always boils up," as in, "Oh,
[00:26:34] it boils up again," but sometimes it boils up,
[00:26:38] and we just focused on the ordinary
[00:26:41] civilian, more precisely the refugee, a person
[00:26:44] without any prefix, whether they are
[00:26:47] of this religion, that race, whatever national group they belong to,
[00:26:50] we just focused on the person in the war, the individual who suffers
[00:26:54] and who seeks a better place and seeks their peace. The third exhibition
[00:26:58] is dedicated to human rights defenders, women who, through their
[00:27:02] long-term work, contribute to the fight for equality and a dignified
[00:27:05] life, among them is the director and co-founder of the Cure Foundation
[00:27:09] Jadranka Miličević. The House of Human Rights Oslok which
[00:27:12] covers, which in some way coordinates between houses of human
[00:27:16] rights in Europe chose from each house of human
[00:27:20] rights one of the women who is recognized for her
[00:27:23] long-term work, for her some,
[00:27:27] I won't say really, but the results
[00:27:30] they achieve within their
[00:27:33] daily work, and it was normal for me to be honored
[00:27:36] when they chose and nominated me to be
[00:27:39] among and together with all these other comrades. From
[00:27:43] personal experiences of women, through stories of war and displacement, to portraits
[00:27:47] of human rights defenders, this year's Pitchfest brings
[00:27:50] different perspectives, but also a common need to speak,
[00:27:54] question and act. And Mila Mrkonja, N1,
[00:27:57] Sarajevo.
[00:28:01] The 25th Festival of Bosnian Drama Zenica will be held from
[00:28:04] September 14th to 20th at the Bosnian National Theatre
[00:28:08] Zenica. There are seven plays in the competition program. The festival
[00:28:11] opens with the National Theatre Mostar with the play The Mayor or this
[00:28:15] is a play about Mujaga Komadina. In addition to the plays,
[00:28:18] the festival is also enriched with book promotions.
[00:28:20] All seven plays that the
[00:28:24] selector,
[00:28:25] selected in
[00:28:28] April, will appear and be performed
[00:28:32] within the 25th festival
[00:28:34] of Bosnian-Herzegovinian drama, one play due to organizational
[00:28:38] reasons, the play of Chamber Theatre
[00:28:40] 55, "My Soul Loves You", due to time
[00:28:44] constraints and the inability to find an adequate
[00:28:48] date and time for the festival to be continuous, will be
[00:28:51] performed in the Chamber Theatre, that is, in its home
[00:28:55] theatre.
[00:28:56] Next up are sports news, Haris
[00:29:00] Mrkonja. Hello dear viewers, I'm Haris