Mirela Zarichinova

Mirela Zarichinova is a freelance journalist and a human rights legal consultant who has lived, worked and studied in Bulgaria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kosovo and Italy. She recently finished a Masters degree in Human Rights at the University of Bologna and is currently based in London. Follow her on twitter @MirelaRayuela.

Turkey down the slippery road: stories of people in Izmir

"He has lost his mind and drags us to the abyss. I think, if I meet him somewhere and have a gun, I would shoot him. No kidding." says Aydin*.

By Mirela Zarichinova

/ 23 May 2016

Turkey down the slippery road: stories of people in Izmir

"He has lost his mind and drags us to the abyss. I think, if I meet him somewhere and have a gun, I would shoot him. No kidding." says Aydin*.

By Mirela Zarichinova

/ 23 May 2016

Fear and loaning in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Republika Srpska’s controversial referendum

While Europe's focus is on the Middle East and the threat of terrorism, Bosnia and Herzegovina may hold a referendum that puts the country's fragile peace at risk.

By Mirela Zarichinova

/ 25 Nov 2015

Fear and loaning in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Republika Srpska’s controversial referendum

While Europe's focus is on the Middle East and the threat of terrorism, Bosnia and Herzegovina may hold a referendum that puts the country's fragile peace at risk.

By Mirela Zarichinova

/ 25 Nov 2015

Bosnia and Herzegovina: twenty years on from Dayton

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a paralysed state. Can a way out be found by leaving behind the Dayton Peace Accord?

By Mirela Zarichinova

/ 5 Oct 2015

Bosnia and Herzegovina: twenty years on from Dayton

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a paralysed state. Can a way out be found by leaving behind the Dayton Peace Accord?

By Mirela Zarichinova

/ 5 Oct 2015