OHR related Interviews
02/09/2014
Jutarnji list: Interview with HR Valentin Inzko
Both myself and other IC representatives clearly condemned the violence. On the other hand, a right to peaceful demonstrations is a basic democratic right and the people have a right to protest with dignity.
01/16/2014
Oslobođenje: Interview with HR Valentin Inzko
I welcome the decision of the FBiH Constitutional Court on a temporary measure enabling the Minister of Finance of the FBiH to remain in office until the case pending before the Court is decided on its merits.
12/20/2013
Nezavisne novine: Interview with PDHR Tamir Waser
The Bonn Powers remain, but the current approach now is less imposition and more mediation, said Tamir Waser, Principal Deputy High Representative.
12/11/2013
Oslobođenje: Interview with PDHR Tamir Waser
In the past few days we saw some progress, i.e. the composition of the school board in the Konjević Polje school changed, the rules applicable to this school board were also changed so that Bosniak representatives could have more influence.
11/11/2013
Dnevni avaz: Interview with Principal Deputy High Representative
Former Head of Political Department of the American Embassy in Sarajevo, commenting on the requests for resolution to the problems of the children from Konjević Polje, says that international community representatives work on this intensively.
11/08/2013
Glas Srpske: Interview with Principal Deputy High Representative
Both the OHR and EU as well as the wider international community share the same goals, and that is to see a stable, democratic, multiethnic BiH, which respects the rights of its citizens, is economically strong and on its way to the EU.
08/29/2013
Dnevni avaz: Interview with HR Valentin Inzko
I am calling on political leaders and institutions to intensify their efforts to secure progress for BiH, particularly on the path to the EU and NATO.
07/15/2013
Handelsblatt: Interview with HR Valentin Inzko
The protesters are angry because the politics of this country is producing no results. I have spoken to these people: these are urban people, young and educated people, but also the elderly who are fed up with living their lives at the same old tempo and lacking a real perspective.