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Anti-gay protesters attacked the festival participants as they were leaving the opening ceremony in central Sarajevo on Wednesday evening. Ukoliko nije tako, imate razloga za sumnju. Both organizations closed after two years.\
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To be fully gay would mean abandoning his home and homeland, perhaps moving to Zagreb or Berlin or Amsterdam — or settling in Sarajevo to eke out a life of risk and subterfuge. At press time, the Cave Club was threatened by a bid on its city-owned property from a powerful non-gay business group. The attacks forced the organizers to make the rest of the festival a private event and to cancel it a couple of days later.\
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**Gay Life in Bosnia and Herzegovina** - However, households headed by same-sex couples are not eligible for the same legal protections available to opposite-sex couples. With an awkward smile he said that he now had a girlfriend.\
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Both male and female same-sex sexual activity are legal in. However, households headed by same-sex couples are not eligible for the same legal protections available to opposite-sex couples. Bosnia and Herzegovina is a composed of mainly Catholics, Muslims and Orthodox Christians. While officially secular, religion plays an important role in Bosnian society. As such, attitudes towards members of the LGBT community tend to be quite conservative, much like other. Many LGBT events, most notably the 2008 Queer Sarajevo Festival, have ended in violence, after Islamic radicals attacked the crowds and chanted. According to a 2015 survey, 51% of LGBT Bosnians reported some form of discrimination directed against them, including verbal abuse, harassment and even physical violence. Nevertheless, attitudes are changing. In 2016, the Government approved a comprehensive anti-discrimination law, banning discrimination on account of one's sexual orientation, gender identity and sex characteristics. More and more gay bars and venues have opened, especially in the capital city of. The has ranked Bosnia and Herzegovina 27th out of 49 European countries in terms of LGBT rights legislation. Article 12 of the Law on Equality of Sexes, adopted in early 2003, prohibits discrimination based on gender and sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is not explicitly defined, however. The labour law of the FBiH also explicitly prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation, as does 's labour law. The Law Against Discrimination was adopted in 2009, prohibiting discrimination based on sex, gender expression and sexual orientation. Furthermore, the law forbids harassment : uznemiravanje and segregation : segregacija on the basis of sexual orientation. In July 2016, the adopted a bill amending anti-discrimination laws to explicitly prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and sex characteristics. Hate crime laws In April 2016, the approved amendments to its Criminal Code by outlawing hate crimes on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. The law was published in the official gazette on 15 June 2016. Similar bans already existed in the and the. Quite a few organizations have been working on LGBT rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Organisation Q Udruženje Q was the first LGBT organization to register in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It formally registered in February 2004. Logos was initially registered at the end of 2005 under the name of the Initiative for Visibility of Queer Muslims IIVQM , but shortly after changed its name to Logos and re-registered in 2006. Equilibrium was registered in mid-2009 and was the first organization to work out of. Both organizations closed after two years. Other organizations include Okvir and Simosyon, which both registered in 2011, Viktorija, the Sarajevo Open Centre , BUKA Banja Luka Association of Queer Activists; : Banjalučko Udruženje Kvir Aktivista which registered in 2013, LibertaMo Association, which began working in 2015, and the and the open centers. As of October 2017, Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of only two nations being the other that have never held a gay pride parade. Queer Sarajevo Festival 2008 incident Approximately a dozen individuals were attacked at the end of the first day of the Queer Sarajevo Festival on 24 September 2008. Eight people, one policeman included, were reported to have been injured after a large group of and hooligans attacked visitors and the crowds. According to the organizers of the four-day event, police allowed a non-approved protest and anti-gay protestors to get too close to the venue thus endangering the participants. The festival, organised by Organization Q, opened in the Academy of Fine Arts in the centre of Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The attacks forced the organizers to make the rest of the festival a private event and to cancel it a couple of days later. Although Organization Q had organized public events before, this festival was the first cultural event of this kind in history of. In 2014, the Constitutional Court ruled that the authorities had failed to protect the freedom of assembly of the 2008 festival participants. Three participants were injured. Police arrived just after the attackers left, and were criticised for doing very little in finding and prosecuting the attackers. The festival continued the following day, with no incident, and with the full protection of the police force. Another 11% stated that they would stop communicating with their child altogether. A 2015 poll found that 30% of Bosnia and Herzegovina's population supported granting same-sex couples some rights associated with marriage, such as economic and social rights for instance. According to a Pew Research poll published in 2017, 13% of respondents in Bosnia and Herzegovina supported same-sex marriage, with 84% opposed. Same-sex sexual activity legal Since 1998 Equal age of consent Since 1998 Anti-discrimination laws in employment only Since 2003 Anti-discrimination laws in the provision of goods and services Since 2003 Anti-discrimination laws in all other areas incl.
