At the plateau connecting the premises of the Presidency of the Republic of Serbia and the Parliament of the City of Belgrade on June 11, 2009, the letter addressed to the President of the Republic of Serbia Boris Tadić, demanding that July 11 be designated as the Day of Commemoration of the Srebrenica Genocide, was once again read in public. »»

Footages of Ratko Mladić have unsettled both the public and politicians in Serbia. Youth Initiative for Human Rights’ President Andrej Nosov states for Deutsche Welle of it being difficult to say on the basis of these images as to whether Ratko Mladić is in Serbia today. “However, according to all available information, Ratko Mladić is in Serbia. ICTY’s Chief Prosecutor says so, different international sources say so as well.â€? »»

The Youth Initiative for Human Rights continues its journey to Europe. After the success of the project in 2007 and 2008 where 45 youth were given the opportunity to travel through different European countries and capitals, the YIHR organizes the “Travel to Europeâ€? project again. This year, the YIHR will provide the same opportunity to 30 of the best students from Kosovar universities. »»

The Foundation was established by activists gathered around the Youth Initiative for Human Rights throughout the Balkan region. The aim of this endeavor is to strengthen the youth capacities on the local level, to support the progressive individuals and organizations in their strivings to reform the societies of the former Yugoslavia, and to strengthen local philanthropy of the youth and their regional cooperation. »»