In Zenica, Bosnia-Hercegovina, nowadays – in the prison built by the Austro-Hungarian colonial administration long ago as a disciplinary tool: “I’m a sucker for stories about disobedience, which is why I’m always eager to go on prison monitoring missions; everybody I end up meeting has a story, a cause and something or someone they’ve failed to obey.” >full story (c) vice.com 2013
Archive for Human Rights
The depressing Prison of Zenica
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Bosnia-Herzegovina, correction, discipline, Human Rights, prison, Zenica on 28 November 2013 by delclemDebated circumcision
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Austria, circumcision, Germany, Human Rights, Islam, Judaism, religion on 31 July 2012 by delclemA fierce debate has been raging in Germany and Austria for weeks how ‘lawful’ the religiously motivated circumcision of little Jewish and Muslim boys is… Does it conflict with the basic human rights of personal integrity and self-determination? Or is it a sign of closet xenophobia against religious groups? See the articles below.
Ukrainian ‘genocide envy’?
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Canada, famine, genocide, Holocaust, Holomodor, Human Rights, Museum for Human Rights, Ukraine, Winnipeg on 24 April 2011 by delclemThe heated debate about the Canadian Human Rights Museum in Winnipeg and its representation of Holocaust and “Holomodor”: Ukrainian organizations in conflict with international scholars (see the open letter by the latter and an article in The Globe & Mail on the subject matter)
Human Rights in Hungary
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Human Rights, Hungary on 10 April 2011 by delclemA report by the US State Department
to be read as a piece of cultural analysis.
No comment so far. Unfortunately.



