Almost half of the children in Bosnia and Herzegovina live in poverty according to international standards, as 80% of the country's pensioners do

Following an outcry over a series of killings of women, parliament in Bosnia’s Federation entity has changed the law to recognise gender-based murder as a separate crime

Bosnia and Herzegovina is not doing enough to support the potential of small entrepreneurs and sole proprietors, , experts say; on the contrary, it still has too much bureaucracy, red tape, high taxes and limited access to financing

The exhibition "Children of War, People of Peace" opened at the War Childhood Museum in Sarajevo, presenting a series of paired images of children pictured in wartime Sarajevo and again today, decades later, photographed by Milomir Kovacevic Strasni

The Republika Srpska assembly adopted a draft constitution and law allowing for the formation of a separate army and judiciary; according to OHR, which oversees the accords that ended the 1992-95 war, it is a violation of the Dayton Peace Agreement