Talking Bosnia

Sharing stories collected from regular visits to Bosnia Herzegovina

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Welcome to our blog

It's great that you have found us and we hope you join up for the email alerts that indicate a new blog. We are sharing some of the many stories we have collected during our frequent visits to Bosnia Herzegovina. Some of the stories here are distressing, many are not and instead reflect an amazing spirit and determination to live on and prosper in spite of the recent past.

COMING SOON.....

A Bosniak translation of all our blogs.

Blog Archive

▼ 2012 (5)
- ▼ October (1)
  - Exhibition engages new audiences
- ► August (1)
- ► July (2)
- ► June (1)

Clare Cook & Kristian Skeie

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International Commission on Missing Persons
International Court of Justice
Photographer Kristian Skeie
Webster Humanitarian Association
Webster University Geneva

About Us

Kristian Skeie is a Swiss-based freelance photojournalist working with a number of organizations and publications, including the Aga Khan Foundation, The Daily Telegraph, Notimex, International Herald Tribune, The Banker Magazine, Synthon, Nestle,Enfants du Monde, WTO and the UN.

Clare Cook studies psychology and counselling at the University of Roehampton, London. Her research interests focus on post-war construction of identity. She is a founding member and former president of the Webster Humanitarian Association, an NGO based in Geneva, Switzerland, for which she has helped develop several projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH). Clare volunteers on the National Child Death Helpline, at Great Ormond Street Childrens Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London.

Together, they are documenting the lives of those who survived the genocide at Srebrenica, BIH in July 1995, the largest genocide in Europe since World War II.

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