Political Communication in BiH Often Burdened by Hate Speech

A seminar titled "Culture of Dialogue in Bosnia and Herzegovina" is underway on Mount Vlašić, organized by the School of Political Studies of the Council of Europe in BiH, with 35 young politicians from all parliamentary parties as participants. 

Among the lecturers of this training is also the delegate in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH and president of HDZ 1990, Martin Raguž.

He stated that the topic of this seminar is of exceptional importance.

- The political culture of dialogue in Bosnia and Herzegovina among political parties is of utmost importance - said Raguž, emphasizing that political communication in BiH is very often burdened by heavy and leaden words, hate speech, and a lack of respect for differing opinions, which is why a new generation of young people, who are also the participants of this school, is needed to adopt new standards and values. 

- They should be better than us and adopt values characteristic of developed democratic countries, and this is important for a country that is multi-ethnic, multi-religious, and multi-national, such as our country – added Raguž.