Sarajevo, January 30, 2025 – Today in Sarajevo, the online tool ‘Access to Information’ (Pristupi Informacijama) was officially presented. This platform enables users to create requests for free access to information directed at all institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The tool, available...

Sarajevo, January 28, 2025: The Federal Ministry of Justice’s intention to penalize the publication of personal photos, videos, and other content without consent through fines and imprisonment, as proposed in amendments to the Criminal Code of the Federation of BiH, opens the door to abuse and...

Sarajevo, April 23, 2024 In the last eight years, Bosnia and Herzegovina has recorded a decline in integrity in key areas that are important for combating corruption, according to the National Integrity Study (NIS) presented by Transparency International in BiH (TI BIH) on Tuesday, April 23 in...

Banja Luka, April 19, 2024 – Transparency International in BiH believes that the ruling majority in Republic of Srpska, by adopting the Election Law of RS, which is contrary to the Constitution of BiH, the Election Law of BiH and Annex 3 of the Dayton Peace Agreement, is trying to create a...

Sarajevo, April 4th, 2024: The Ministry of Justice of Bosnia and Herzegovina refused to publish the Draft Law on the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina and thus continued to hide from the public one of the most important reform laws in the EU integration process. Transparency International in BiH...

Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) started the implementation of trainings within the PressStart program, intended to strengthen the capacities of young journalists and activists in the fight against corruption. The program, which started in December 2023 and continued...

Banja Luka, December 21, 2023 – Transparency International in BiH (TI BIH) warns that the Draft Law on Immunity of the Republic of Srpska, to be considered by the National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska, opens a huge space for crime and impunity of criminal acts of corruption committed by...

Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina organizes PressStart, a program of education and empowerment of young people, journalism students and civil society activists who want to investigate corruption and misuse of public resources. The program is specially designed to enable everyone...

Sarajevo, October 31, 2023 – Renewed EU interest in the enlargement process for the countries of the Western Balkans should serve as a motivation for accelerating essential reforms, primarily in the field of democratization and strengthening the rule of law, it was said at the “EU...

Banja Luka, July 26, 2023 – Only one of the 14 priorities from the European Commission’s Opinion on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s application for EU membership has been fully met, namely the one related to the formation of the Parliamentary Committee for Stabilization and Association,...

The United Nations, the OSCE Mission, the Council of Europe and the EU Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina are dismayed that the Republika Srpska National Assembly today re-criminalized defamation. The United Nations, the OSCE Mission, the Council of Europe and the EU Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina...

Srdjan Blagovcanin, a senior representative of the Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina, criticised the decision of authorities in Bosnia’s Republika Srpska entity to criminalize defamation and their announcement of a new law treating the work of non-profit organizations,...

Banja Luka, March 6, 2023 – Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) is organizing a presentation for the media in order to present the results of work of the Center for Providing Free Legal Aid to citizens in the fight against corruption for the year 2022. TI BiH will...

The criminal offense Violation of court’s reputation should be erased from the Draft Criminal Code since it could seriously violate the existing civil and media...