Muamer Zukanović

— Muamer Zukanović —

Muamer Zukanović completed his undergraduate studies in communication studies at the Faculty of Humanities of the University “Džemal Bijedić” and earned the title of Bachelor of Communication Studies/public relations major. He worked as a correspondent for Dnevni avaz, screenwriter and moderator of numerous cultural and sports events, and as a PR manager. He won various awards for his work.
Violence is Not Love: The Need for Prevention and Awareness
Gender-based violence is sending shockwaves through Bosnia and Herzegovina, and its frequent outcome is fatal: femicide.

The Need for Free and Accessible Legal Assistance
Free legal assistance exists in Bosnia and Herzegovina to ensure that everyone has equal access to justice and the right to a fair trial.

Lana Ferizović-Karađole: I Have Forever Remained a ʻThumbelinaʼ
During the siege of Sarajevo, the longest siege of a capital city in modern history, Lana Ferizović, as a young girl, sang in Palčići [Thumbelinas]—a children’s choir that sent messages of peace and love to the world.

Young Mostar Women Shift from Leaving Bosnia to Promoting Own Products
A pressing issue in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is the exodus of young people to foreign countries, be it temporarily or permanently, following the completion of their high school education, between the ages of 18 and 24.

The Need to Limit Internet Use for Children and Young People
The use of the internet, that is, social media, has become an everyday thing. According to research, this can lead to addiction and have other negative consequences on mental health, especially in young people and children. Experts recommend that parents find the line between positive and negative internet use, set boundaries, talk to their children, and if necessary, seek professional help to solve serious problems. 

An Association Fighting for the Rights of Children with Disabilities
A group of citizens dissatisfied with the rights that their children receive in the area of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton (HNK) founded the association Roditelji djece sa invaliditetom (“Parenting Children with Disabilities”) with the hope of increasing awareness among competent institutions of the issues children with disabilities face.