Sports Games of Youth: Džeko, Matić, Modrić and Eriksson in a major regional campaign #HomeIsTheLaw

The Sports Games of Youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia have launched a major digital campaign in recent days in cooperation with Ambassadors and friends of the Games from the world of sports and
culture. In line with the new situation, with this campaign, the Games aim to raise awareness among children and
parents about the importance of staying in their homes, but also to provide fun and educational content until
the resumption of activities on the sports fields.

Ambassadors of the Games, renowned athletes and sports officials Edin Džeko, Luka Modrić, Nemanja Matić and Sven Goran Eriksson, have joined the #KodKućeJeZakon (#HomeIsTheLaw) campaign, sending messages of support
to the participants of the Sports Games of Youth throughout the region. Great friends of the Games also readily responded to the call, including Mirsad Terzić, Toni Šunjić, Damir Džumhur, Benjamin Burić, Asmir Begović, Milan Pavlović,
Dino Rogić, Mario Drmać, Darko Todorović, Sani Čampara, Nihad Mujakić, Nihad Đedović, Brane Crnogorac, Amel Ćurić, Amina Kajtaz, Dea Herdželaš, Hamza Turulja and many other friends of the Games.

Plazma Sports Games of Youth is the largest amateur sports event in Europe, annually gathering more than 202,000 children and young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia. It allows children to compete in 10 sports, and all activities within the Games are completely free for children.
The strength of the Games lies precisely in its participants, primary and secondary school-aged children from all over the region, more than one million and seven hundred thousand athletes who, over the 24 years of the Games, have experienced sports,
socializing, and fun. Thanks to the financial support of USAID and the "Fair Play for a Fair Childhood" project,
which the Games are implementing in cooperation with the Basketball Federation of BiH, it is planned that the Games in 2020 will hold competitions in 42 cities in BiH. In addition, this year the Sports Games of Youth celebrate ten years
of existence in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and they will celebrate their birthday as part of the BH Telecom Tour of Joy.

On this occasion, the Games invite all citizens of BiH to help them in their efforts to make it easier for the youngest to stay at home, and by supporting on social networks, with the hashtag #KodKućeJeZakon (#HomeIsTheLaw),
to actually see the current importance of this message.