Ahmići: Croat war crimes and the denial of genocide As part of The Hybrid Tours: Bosnia and Herzegovina Summer 2024 edition, we visited the village of Ahmići, in the Lasva Valley in central Bosnia. We did not anticipate spending long in the village, but when
The Illusion of Change: How Biden's Policies at the US-Mexico Border Continue to Fuel a Looming Humanitarian Crisis On May 11th, the Biden Administration lifted covid-related restrictions on migration at the US-Mexico border. Simultaneously, it implemented a series of policies aimed at curtailing the
Peace is the only alternative – learning about concentration camps and the siege of Mostar with Emir Hajdarovic During our latest Hybrid Tour of Bosnia, we met Emir Hajdarovic, President of the Association of Former Prison Camp Inmates in Mostar (Udruženje logoraša Mostar). The
The Afghan Adjustment Act and the Moral Case for Refugee Protection After over a decade of varying levels of military occupation, the United States withdrew its remaining troops from Afghanistan in August of 2021. This drawdown in troops and the subsequent military domination of
You become an object; your views are never in the media. I didn’t want to leave, I only agreed because I didn’t want my mother to suffer. She had to leave Afghanistan because of me and now I had to leave Pakistan because of
We need to highlight refugee contributions I was 12 years old when I found out I was a refugee. My parents fiercely protected us from being labelled refugees but after they separated, my siblings and I had to move in with my grandparents who
