Jasmina Horić

— Jasmina Horić —

Jasmina Horić is a trained Balkan Diskurs correspondent from Vranduk. She studies at the Faculty of Law, University of Zenica. She is the vice-president of the Academic Activities Sector within the Board of Directors of the European Association of Law Students in Zenica. She is most interested in studying the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its traditions and culture.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Needs a Law on Media Ownership Transparency
The media in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) depends on public, partisan and government funding. Meanwhile BiH journalists lack institutional protection, and therefore need an improvement in the media legislative framework. This is what research shows, conducted among 80 journalists from across Bosnia and Herzegovina, of various ages and genders, working in print and electronic, private and public media.

PTSD: A Normal Reaction to Abnormal Circumstances
Life can become entangled with distressing events, the consequences of which can be so overwhelming that they surpass a person’s capacity to cope with them. This is the fundamental basis for the development of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).