Bosniaks

Profile Bosniaks are Muslim speakers of the Slavic languages (mainly Serbo-Croatian) who adopted Islam during the rule of the Ottoman…

Profile According to the 2002 census, there were 136,067 Bosniaks in Serbia where they make up 1.8 per cent of…

Profile According to the 2002 census, there were 21,542 Bosniaks and 10,476 Muslims in Slovenia. Muslims, in the ethnic sense,…

Profile According to the 2003 census, there are 48,184 Bosniaks in Montenegro. Most are concentrated in the Sandzak, where Bosniaks…

Profile Bosniaks are mostly Muslims, and the term is often used interchangeably with ‘Bosnian Muslim’.  The term Bosniak dates back…

Profile Bosniaks are Muslims who speak Serbo-Croatian (called ‘Bosnian’ by these speakers during and after the war) and are the…

Matilde Ceravolo, MRG’s Fundraiser, talks to a young Gorani. “Politicians from every ethnic group pretend to speak in the name…

Jakob Finci, the leader of Sarajevo’s small Jewish community whose family has lived in the city for over 300 years,…

The marginalisation of minorities in electoral systems can result in conflict, and in countries like Bosnia the post-war electoral systems…

Dear Sir, We read with concern your Editorial “Now Some Good News”, (Aug 16 2006). Your picture of Bosnia as…