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SARAJEVO, November 18 (FENA) - Students from four universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina took part in the final presentation of the project "Thresholds of (in)tolerance".
The project was implemented in partnership with the Coalition against Hate, the OSCE Mission to BiH, Super Citizens Initiative and the Sarajevo History Museum.
Coordinator of the coalition "Ignore the Differences" and the project "Thresholds of (in)tolerance" Naida Mehanović stated that the project was designed as part of marking the Week of Tolerance and that it gathered 25 students from the universities in Zenica, Mostar, Trebinje and four faculties from the University of Sarajevo.
"Participants of the project were divided into five groups and did a research on a specific monument that they should link with tolerance. The goal was to show how important tolerance today is and to send out a positive message," Mehanović said, adding that tolerance represents respect, acceptance, and appreciation of the richness of diversity.
Participants were asked to do a research work on the monument and its connections to tolerance. Allthe works will be published on the OSCE website.
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