Sebahate J. Shala Despite significant progress in prosecuting war crimes and establishing judicial truth through international and domestic courts, Bosnia and Herzegovina lacks a unified curriculum that systematically addresses large-scale human rights violations and genocide committed during the 1992–1995 war. Education system remains fragmented along ethnic and administrative lines, resulting in competing or absent narratives... Continue Reading →

International justice mechanisms in Kosovo are righteously perceived—and as the data shows—as biased, directed primarily against Kosovo Liberation Army in their efforts to examine war crimes and crimes against humanity in Kosovo. UNMIK and EULEX issued 48 indictments, 16 against Albanians, 13 against Serbs and four indictments against Montenegrins, indicted 61 Albanians and 44 Serbs,... Continue Reading →

2,216 Black Americans were killed by the police through 2013-2021 compared to 3,886 Whites and 1,365 Hispanics—representing the highest murder rate in the U.S. Black Americans represented 28% of people killed by the police in 2020 despite being only 13% of the U.S. population. Only in January 2020, the police killed 30 Blacks or one Black American every... Continue Reading →