Greens of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Zeleni Bosne i Herzegovine




Leader	Hasan Delic

Founded	2004
Headquarters	Zenica

Political Ideology	Green Politics
International Affiliation	none
European Affiliation	none
Ethnic Group	multiethnic
Colours	Green,White and Black

Website	http://www.zelenibih.com.ba

See also	Politics of BiH Political parties Elections

The Greens of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Zeleni Bosne i Herzegovine; Green BiH) is a Bosnian green political party.

[edit] History

The party was founded in 2004. It is currently setting up its organization and preparing to participate in the 2006 general elections. The Greens also seek to strengthen their relations with other Green Parties, such as the European Green Party and NGOs in Bosnia-Herzegovina, like the peace-movement, the women's movement, the youth and student's movement, environmental organizations and labour unions.

[edit] Ideology & Issues

The party advocates on the following policies:

building a democratic, independent and sovereign Bosnia and Herzegovina;
protection of human rights and political freedoms;
strengthening local and regional government;
Bosnia and Herzegovina's entry into the European Union
a free market economy
protection of the environment
establishment of ecological standards for production,

[edit] External link

Web Site

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