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Using technology to increase political accountability

Feb 29, 2012

Earlier this month, TOL Executive Director Jeremy Druker participated in the Point conference, a three-day meetup on social media and political accountability in Sarajevo. Read More »

Alaveteli: right-to-know software made easy

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Feb 27, 2012

By Jeremy Druker

As interest has heightened across the region to launch freedom-of-information sites, one group is moving to make it infinitely easier to get such sites off the ground.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jun 24, 2011

By Michelle Timmerman

On June 17, Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina launched an interactive online tool that maps the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, relying on documentary animation, video footage, and narration to provide a new educational model for the interpretation and understanding of the massacre. Read More »

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