The United Nations Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights, Farad Shared, has urged all levels of the Governments of Bosnia and Herzegovina to maximize the opportunities for people to engage in culture, sports, science and arts, and to have access to "neutral spaces where politics and Ethan-national affiliations do not interfere."
Bosnia's Culture And Education Hijacked By Political Debate: UN Expert
24 May 2013, Bosnia & Herzegovina
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