the capital sarajevo was besieged for four years by bosnian serb troops. orthodox christian serbs catholic croats and muslim bosniaks all fought against one another. is numb remains a key element in the identity of many young bosniaks but these days their religion has become increasingly influenced by fundamentalism. the. most studied in the shiny new it's difficult to find time to trial but i cannot understand how people come watch a fat man march or a bone fart or a t.v. show. instead of crane the fish. or element in pays it is a conservative muslim preacher based in a town near sarajevo. his sermons are popular on you tube passage condemns my months but often rails against alcohol material possessions and gambling but for the good. the case across the street jaws there spent on dog races chicken races even turtle races they hand over their money as a bookmakers his nine year old ways each and louse us to film one of his sermons but he won't agree to an interview. he studied religion in saudi arabia he is a fierce advocate of sharia law and the ultra con

the bosnian war started in the spring of one nine hundred ninety two and lasted for three and a half months. in the summer of one nine hundred ninety five one of the worst atrocities in europe since the second world war was committed here. bosnian serb forces under the command of general rights common law ditch occupied sort of beneath on the eleventh of july one thousand nine hundred ninety five in the following days twenty five thousand women and children were forcibly removed from the town. and eight thousand men and boys were systematically killed. thank you thank you journalist me murchadh to chirk pointed from seventy on the tenth of july nine hundred ninety five. the next day was the last that his mother hieron saw him alive. those really are don is the root of the couch or. the. fire goes wrong on. both books are on just as when they lose too much because for many years incidents of governments balls under the laws of the news good looking years are not good. but i go in medium so. they would be used memories that still haunts survivors. but on is the law so large that they g

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more than twenty years after the bosnian war one man is thirteen for the bones of his people all the ability for floor. now to all just said i'm going to all give you a free food and water bones are all that families have to lay their loved ones to rest for you so what is your mutual decision to go through. it is his life mission probably he will go with them till the end of his life. flew. all over the world to speak. every day since two thousand and two ram is new catch has been scouring the forest for the remains of victims of genocide although they themselves have disappeared their memory lives on and they haunt the minds of their friends and families. he roams these words with the sole purpose of finding human bones which can be identified and finally two arrests. the breakup of yugoslavia began in one nine hundred ninety one when the republics of slovenia and korea declared independence six bitter wars followed by the republic of bosnia-herzegovina paid the high price for independence now more at that time mr than magic there or that washington can figure out i'm a free market

the bosnians wrote works in arabic turkish persian and bosnia. and these works are part of the cultural heritage of bosnia and herzegovina. to a certain extent they help people to understand the multicultural aspect and the islamic dimension of the cultural legacy of bosnia and herzegovina. the story of the gutted national library in sarajevo and he seems to have had a happy ending the library was rebuilt with funds from the european union a commemorative plaque calls to mind the two million books that were reduced to ashes here but because the ethnic groups the bosniaks and the bosnian serbs and croats cannot agree on who should finance the library there is not a single book in it even today. father colomba still likes to recall things the old fashioned way in an old notebook. he has come to the maronites university north of beirut to visit one of the most modern restoration workshops in the middle east. and. several groups of visitors a day to stir the calm concentration of the restorers who glue on tiny pieces of paper with the patience of a s

i know i'm a bosnian woman but other than that. because it's even difficult to talk about it misty here. means to be muslim serve means to be orthodox and question me speak christian. before the war it didn't matter what religion you were. i. leave them to look at the answer sixty feet down. here is your head which was you know. their exact area right present at my last i think i was this is a true you're from current understanding to assume and. i. didn't but if this is the barack have building. they should make it into music. yeah. there was a lot of fighting here during the war it was the dividing line. you know. the marathon starts at this point in the game in how much so now it's not about eventually it's about unity. for. thank. you. your eyes sparkling with hope it's the first time i've seen you like this since we arrived in beirut and it wasn't. the. you came to glad it's over forty thousand people who believe in the message of peace. in the making if that is so or. people are very adventurous trying to improve all the time

the siege of sarajevo started in april nine hundred ninety two bosnian serbs and croats stopped being good neighbors and became enemies. but. he finished with this war but in the minds of the people the same problem still exists. imagine the ration is back in the time the out to all to go up brought to find to have contests or be out to young to go to the pension and to give up from our lives. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something subversive that. i believe the younger people are really starting to be more active been to bring change. in divorce was their way of living under the shelves all artists still working during these forty years and it was real how do you resist as a serial the end and as intel actual. sound of a film festival begin on the siege peeped out of a. few people from the academy of forming gods besides bringing the new films. be something which will help people to feel as a normal people. so that these stocks feel films in the small saul generator who runs th

i know i'm a bosnian woman but other than that. because it's even difficult to talk about it in the states here. but in means to be muslim serb means to be orthodox and question me speak christian. before the war it didn't matter what religion you were. i. just leave them to look at the extra sixty six thousand. years you have to. do. it. and that the grand jury prize presented by law i think i. think this is a film i can see from some very understanding to assume and. i. was going to. say. that if this is the barack of building. they should make it into music. yeah. there was a lot of fighting here during the war it was the dividing line. i have been you know was. the marathon starts at this point given how much so now it's not about division it's about unity. and. for. thank. you. if your eyes sparkling with hope it's the first time i've seen you like this since we arrived in beirut and it was in. the. u.k. everybody lives over forty thousand people who believe in the message of peace. who believe in making a defense school sport

that's why nadine reggie complied to the bosnian labor agency for assistance to move abroad germany's desperate for nurses so now the qualified lawyer is trying to do that instead. in croatia many commemorate their departure in the bus station. while in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train. southeastern european countries aren't just losing a few young people they're losing pretty much an entire generation. the ball of our can't get too much these days so venezuelans are coming up with creative uses for the ones valuable currency richard said go via turns the notes into handbags wallets and even head gear he left venezuela a few months ago his monthly wages were the paltry two and a half dollars now he's got his own stall just over the border in colombia he needs about a thousand bank notes to make a bag costing him just fifty cents in return he can sell each one for ten to fifteen dollars. there are some people who buy a bag for their relatives some buy to sell the more expensive elsewhere some wrap them in plastic to keep a souvenir is. there others who want me t

two thirds of under twenty four year olds have no job thousands leave every year to the dismay of bosnian companies. so i visited many companies that complain because their best people are going abroad. look at the i.t. sector look at the doctors good workers etc people simply feel this is not an environment where they can see themselves with their families in the long term that is something that worries me especially the. students know they're better off abroad. there are simply no opportunities for me to show my knowledge i finished you knew our city but i can't find a job in my profession. and then i decided to requalify and live in a society that appreciates my hard work and performance. that's why nadine and reggie complied to the bosnian labor agency for assistance to move abroad germany's desperate for nurses so now the qualified lawyer is trying to do that instead. in croatia many commemorate their departure in the bus station. while in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train. southeastern european countries aren't just losing a few young people they're losing pre

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former yugoslavia, i helped bosnian refugees. i worked in the yugoslavian .onsulate i worked at the refugee center and we have been wonderfully welcoming to refugees. a lot of these things do not come out. worked a lot, i'm not a person with a lot of money, but i'm a person who is put my heart and soul into the job in helping to lead the people in our community. it is frustrating. this guy, why have you not been to the town halls? he -- we notify people. it is frustrating at times. but that is politics. minutes left, peggy has been waiting, on the independent line. caller: good morning. i would like to know if she knows -- if claudia tenney knows, how much money was spent on secretary's stents -- secondary states hillary clinton's email investigation. since she knows how much is been spent on the trump investigation. no idea, but i cannot understand why we have not had a prosecution on that side. where's eric holder on these issues? there were obvious violations and criminal actions. as a lawyer, why did we not pursue those? that

under twenty four year olds have no job tens of thousands leave each year to the disappointment of bosnian companies. many companies complain because their best people are going abroad. look at the eye to the sector of the doctors good workers etc people simply feel this is not an environment where they can see themselves with their families in the long term. this is something that worries me especially. even if there were jobs available here students know they get more pay and recognition abroad. there are simply no opportunities for me to show my knowledge. i finished university but i can't find a job in my profession. so i decided to requalify and live in a society that appreciates my hard work and performance. that in the club didn't seem to work out. that's why nadine applied to the both me and labor agency for assistance to move abroad gemini is desperate for another says so now the qualified lawyer has trained to do that instead. in croatia many commemorate their departure in the bus station one in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train se and european countries on

things are anything but routine right now minute the meeting with his bosnian counterpart igor sir not out on thursday was his last official international engagement. for him to get involved and gum real has been germany's foreign minister for just over a year during that time he became the country's most popular politician even beating chancellor merkel and future economics minister paid to in opinion polls aren't much respect for his work for example his handling of strained german turkish relations god will often met his turkish counterpart medlock shovel so new and invited him to his home as he worked to get german journalists and human rights activists released and he succeeded in part some of the prisoners were framed. but there is another side to seek not gone feel he is notoriously independent and volatile for example on the sidelines of the munich security conference he broke ranks and appealed for sanctions against russia to be lifted following a cease fire in eastern ukraine and. that sort of i am convinced that if we succeed in this then we must begin to gradually lift the

the meeting with his bosnian counterpart was his last official international engagement.abriel has been germany's foreign minister for just over a ar. during that time he became the country's most popular politician, even beating chancellor merkel in opinion polls. here and much respect for his work. for example, his handling of strained german-turkish relations. gabriel often met his turkish counterpart and invited him to his home as he worked to get german journalists and human rights activists released. he succeeded in part. some of the prisoners were freed. but there is another side to sigma gabrielle. he is notoriously volatile. on the sidelines of the munich security conference he broke ranks and appealed for sanctions against russia to be lifted following a cease-fire in eastern ukraine. >> i am convinced that if we succeed at this, we must begin to gradually lift the sanctions. i know that the official position on this is different. >> more importantly, gabriel irritated members of his own party and attacked then-monte -- that-party leader monte schulz, which many

probably they live in that bosnian neighborhood.t they quickly turn around. >> they dont feel secure to cross the bridge. >> ardita asks them why they turned back. >> some people are still scared, they don't want go there. it would be good if everybody went everywhere, regardless what -- of their nationality. >> 20 years have passed since the kosovo war that pitted serbs and albanians against each other. and 10 since albanian-dominated kosovo became independent. but kosovar society remains deeply divided. >> it's a fake idea that we have been grown up with, and that's how we -- by lying to others we lie to ourselves, and that's how we keep telling ourselves that it is not divided city. >> the serbian-dominated norther part of mitrovica. these serbian flags were put up by the north's mayor. he follows the party line of neighboring serbia. but attempts have been made to try to bring both sides together. he wanted to bridge the divide -- oliver ivanovic, a moderate nationalistic politician of the kosovo serbs. then, in late january, he

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thewe showed it in the town hall with half serbian and half bosnian women. we had the most extraordinary conversation. -- comes, here goes my my next prop. you have to give props to my props. i went to 32 countries in under two years. this was my prop. whenis what it looks like you go to 32 countries in a year and a half. i was invited in these places and what happened in bosnia happened exactly the same way. in every country went to. you could set your watch by it. they were tears, there was some re-traumatization and some remindedd that woman me of my cousin or my sister. it started pulling out the things they recognized. they started seeing themselves. these are eastern european woman and women who are different from their own experience. they started seeing themselves and one woman stood up and pulled up her sleeve, she said i there but what are we going to do here today? we have problems to solve. let's talk about the problems we are going to solve. and over again, i watched little movements get born. i felt like the best midwife ever. so something else

presidential election a former bosnian serb commander has appealed against his convictions for genocide and war crimes law to treat sentenced to life imprisonment in november by a un backed international tribunal in the hague the judges found him guilty for his role in the war in the former yugoslavia including the massacre and. prosecutors have also filed an appeal asking that nitish be found guilty of a second charge of genocide of which he was acquitted by the court. police in south korea have detained the former president of south korea after a court issued an arrest warrant for him he's facing charges of corruption this is the latest in a series of scandals involving formally does kathy novak explains from seoul he's yet another former south korean president accused of abusing power lee myung bak denies that but did apologize as he arrived to face prosecutors last week with a witness stand before you with a tragic i offer my deepest apology to the people who are causing worry amid times when the economy is in hardship and the security situation on the korean peninsula is serious th

former yugoslavia, i helped bosnian refugees. worked in the yugoslavian .onsulate i worked at the refugee center and we have been wonderfully welcoming to refugees. a lot of these things do not come out. worked a lot, i'm not a person with a lot of money, but i'm a person who is put my heart and soul into the job in helping to lead the people in our community. it is frustrating. this guy, why have you not been to the town halls? he -- we notify people. it is frustrating at times. but that is politics. minutes left, peggy has been waiting, on the independent line. caller: good morning. i would like to know if she knows -- if claudia tenney knows, how much money was spent on secretary's stents -- secondary states hillary clinton's email investigation. since she knows how much is been spent on the trump investigation. no idea, but i cannot understand why we have not had a prosecution on that side. where's eric holder on these issues? there were obvious violations and criminal actions. as a lawyer, why did we not pursue those? that i