Tending the Youth Movement in Serbia (Voices on Genocide Prevention)
Series: Voices on Genocide Prevention
From: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Length: 00:14:41
Dragan Popovic, program coordinator with the Serbian non-governmental organization, Youth Initiative for Human Rights, discusses youth involvement in human rights issues and the impending final status decision for Kosovo.
"We are trying to build some new communication bridges between the different societies in Serbia, especially, between the young people. And in this moment, the most important thing for us is to build some kind of connections or some kind of communications channel between Serbia and Kosovo. "
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Piece Description
Dragan Popovic, program coordinator with the Serbian non-governmental organization, Youth Initiative for Human Rights, discusses youth involvement in human rights issues and the impending final status decision for Kosovo. "We are trying to build some new communication bridges between the different societies in Serbia, especially, between the young people. And in this moment, the most important thing for us is to build some kind of connections or some kind of communications channel between Serbia and Kosovo. "
Broadcast History
Posted to US Holocaust Memorial Museum's Web site on December 13, 2007 and is available on various Web-based distribution sites, namely iTunes.
Transcript
DECEMBER 13, 2007, TENDING THE YOUTH MOVEMENT IN SERBIA
BRIDGET CONLEY-ZILKIC: Welcome to Voices On Genocide Prevention. This is Bridget Conley-Zilkic, guest host for this week. With me today is Dragan Popovic, who is a program coordinator with the Serbia non-governmental organization Youth Initiative for Human Rights. Welcome to the show.
DRAGAN POPOVIC: Thank you.
BRIDGET CONLEY-ZILKIC: I wanted to start off by asking you about the role of youth or student movement have played in the pro-democracy efforts in Serbia?
DRAGAN POPOVIC: Well, in this movement, unfortunately, young people in Serbia are not very active. We are trying to change that fact, actually. We have a movement. It's an initiative, movement. And for now, we have about three or four hundred activists all over Serbia, in small cities and bigger cities. Actually, in all parts, all regions of Serbia. And actually...
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