On July 12th, the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) ruled that the ban on any religious symbols in any public service is a “necessary measure in a democratic society.” This decision rejected the appeal of Emela Kapidzija, concluding that her right to manifest her religion had not been violated. She had challenged the […] The post Ban on Religious Symbols in Public Service in BiH deemed necessary Measure, Constitutional Court rules appeared first on Sarajevo Times .