Limited Prosecution of Wartime Sexual Violence in Balkans

The prosecution of sexual violence committed during the wars in the former Yugoslavia remains extremely limited, according to the Humanitarian Law Center (FHP). Efforts are ongoing to seek recognition for 'invisible children' born of sexual violence in the Bosnia and Croatia wars.

19 Jun, 06:12 — 19 Jun, 06:12

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Seeking Recognition for ‘Invisible Children’ Born of Sexual Violence in Bosnia, Croatia Wars

A new handbook published on the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict seeks to spur recognition of the children born of conflict-related sexual violence during the wars in the former Yugoslavia, and to secure their rights.

By Olivera Simic

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Limited Prosecution of Wartime Sexual Violence in Balkans

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Seeking Recognition for ‘Invisible Children’ Born of Sexual Violence in Bosnia, Croatia Wars

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