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Our vision is a society in which all persons live free from fear of themselves and of those who are different; a society which, through all of its segments, improves human rights and accepts and respects diversities of human sexuality. They threatened to detonate a bomb if anyone called the police. Sexual orientation is not explicitly defined, however.
Gay Life in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Amnesty International and a number of other human rights groups have expressed concern at the level of homophobia and the attempts to incite violence in the run-up to the festival.
There aren't many causes that unite Salafists and football hooligans. But, beating up gay people is apparently one of them. In 2008, the LGBT community in Sarajevo planned a four-day cultural festival. Several onlookers sustained head injuries. Police arrested a total of eight people. In February 2014, 14 masked men forced their way into the Art Kriterion Cinema in Sarajevo, a space known for being LGBT-friendly, and attacked two people. In March, 2016, four young men again stalked into Art Kriterion shouting anti-LGBT profanities. Two people were physically accosted. They threatened to detonate a bomb if anyone called the police. The police released all four men after taking their statements. Bosnian police intervened after radical Muslims and hooligans disrupted the first gay festival in Sarajevo in 2008. Everyday occurrences These outbursts of violence underscore the daily strain faced by many LGBT people in BiH. BiH is an extremely patriarchal society, activists told DW. Gay culture is thought of as a Western import, explained Sergej, a 17-year-old medical student in Banja Luka, the country's second-largest city. But this has not reduced discrimination. According to the SOC, in 2015 51 percent of LGBT people experienced some variety of discrimination, including physical violence 15 percent and verbal abuse or harassment 72 percent. Same-sex marriage is not mentioned. As a member state of the Council of Europe, and one that wants to join the EU, BiH will have to pass a legal framework that would regulate family rights of same-sex couples, said the SOC. But if passed, will it be implemented? For example, Zagorac said, BiH was one of the first countries to ratify the 2011 Istanbul Convention on combating domestic violence and gender-based violence. A 2015 study by the SOC said that 52. The 62-year-old from Serbia defines herself as a feminist lesbian activist, and began her fight for more than 30 years. Now, 20 years after the war, the movement is re-starting, and trying to reach out to young LGBT people in towns where they may have no resources or knowledge of what being gay means. Children in schools are not taught anything about homosexuality. In October, five people who had previously been convicted of war crimes, corruption, kidnapping, and abuse of office were elected mayors. Following the 2008 attacks, full-blown revolution was out of the question. This means the community has to be subtler about organizing, which makes it harder to be visible. Since they can't make their events public, their advocacy has to happen in more clever ways, Mladjenovic said. The only LGBT group in Banja Luka is small and informal and uses borrowed office space to meet and organize. Their current project a stealth protest: to drop a rainbow flag on one of the prominent statues in the town. It would be done in the middle of the night, and probably ripped down immediately, several people said. This is as open as they're willing to be.
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