VOICED : Mixed marriages still rare in Bosnia

The video discusses the impact of the Bosnian War, highlighting the ethnic divisions and societal changes it caused. The Dayton Peace Accords ended the war but led to ethnic segregation, affecting interethnic marriages and public sector job allocations. The video also addresses identity issues faced by children of mixed heritage, emphasizing the need for constitutional amendments to end discrimination.

What was a major consequence of the Bosnian War in the early 1990s?

• Improved public sector jobs

• Rise in interethnic marriages

• Deep distrust among people

• Increased economic prosperity

What was one effect of the Dayton Peace Accords?

• It led to economic decline

• It ended the Bosnian War

• It unified the country under one government

• It increased the number of mixed marriages

Why are children from mixed unions at a disadvantage in Bosnia?

• They are not recognized by the state

• They receive better education

• They have more job opportunities

• They are given special privileges

What did the European Court of Human Rights urge Bosnia to do in 2009?

• Unify the country's entities

• Increase public sector jobs

• Amend its constitution to end discrimination

• Promote interethnic marriages

What is a major concern for parents from mixed marriages regarding their children?

• Their children will have better job prospects

• Their children will not be recognized by the Constitution

• Their children will face no societal issues

• Their children will have too many privileges