During the 25 years of its existence, the Institute organized a large number of conferences in various cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Institute conducted the process of conceptualization and realization of several scientific research projects, whose results were published in several studies.
The Institute has archive material composed of original documents of military and police structures, expert reports, statements of victims and witnesses, documents of national and international organizations...
The Institute's library contains literature of great importance for all aspects of investigating crimes against humanity and international law, and provides a rich source of information for researchers and others.
The Institute was established on September 4, 1992, pursuant to the Decree of the Presidency of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was confirmed at the session of the Assembly of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on June 1, 1994.
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Guest apperane by Prof. Ph.D. Ermin Kuke, senior scientific associate of the Institute in the show "Polis" on TV Sarajevo

  • Feb 14, 2024.

Prof. Ph.D. Ermin Kuka, senior research associate of the Institute, was a guest on the show "Polis" on TV Sarajevo

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Promotion of the book "Emergence of Republika Srpska: From regionalization to strategic goals (1991-1992)" in Sweden

  • Feb 13, 2024.

The book "Emergence of Republika Srpska: From regionalization to strategic goals (1991-1992)" will be promoted in sixteen Swedish cities.

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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE PROMOTION OF THE BOOK: "THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA: FROM REGIONALIZATION TO STRATEGIC GOALS (1991-1992)" IN NORWAY

  • Feb 12, 2024.

Promotions will be held in ten Norwegian cities.

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