“I sat down and put my head in my hands…”: The story of a foreign war photographer in Kosovo
Bodies killed and massacred… Mothers with children crossing the border without food, without shelter… The images from the morning of…
Ramadan Nishori, the first male survivor to speak out about sexual violence during the war – “The shame is not ours, it belongs to them”
“Shame is not ours, it belongs to them,” is the call of Ramadan Nishori, the first male survivor who publicly…
Today marks 26 years since the Izbica massacre
Today marks 26 years since the Izbica massacre, where on March 28, 1999, Serbian police and military forces, after surrounding…
“If I could at least put a flower at his grave”: Stories from Krusha
Although there is no hope that he is alive, Arben Nalli from Great Krusha still waiting for the day when…
The Great Krusha, a symbol of pain and resilience
The Great Krusha is not only a symbol of pain but also of resilience. The sacrifice of those who fell…
Lessons under the sound of gunfire: Stories of war-time teachers
Improvised chalk, a wooden board instead of a blackboard, and half-broken chairs. Drenica, 1998. Someone was trying to keep the…
Teacher’s day: the importance of ‘Schoolhouses’ in shaping Kosovo’s intellectual elite
In honor of March 7th, Teacher’s Day, Reporting House held a discussion on the role of ‘Schoolhouses’ in 1990s Kosovo,…
Exhibition of photographs exposing Serbian genocide in Kosovo opens tonight in The Hague
Over 100 photographs that are evidence of the Serbian genocide in Kosovo will be exhibited tonight in The Hague. Murders,…