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Emine Berisha was an expectant mother in Prishtina in March 1999 when NATO started bombing Yugoslavia. The experience made her understand the price pregnant women pay in conflict.
Kosovo’s most turbulent decade returned to the screen as Youth Initiative for Human Rights premiered "Kosova 1989–1999" at Kino Armata, a documentary tracing the years from Milosevic’s rise to Kosovo’s liberation and declaration of independence.
A new movie about a rebellious teenage girl’s coming of age tells a wider story about Kosovo society in the troubled 1990s, director Parta Kelmendi says.
Elez Biberaj, a journalist who has spent 40 years at the Voice of America, shared his experience covering the Balkans, especially Kosovo, during the turmoil in the 1990s.
Alan Chin, a photojournalist for the New York Times who covered the war in Kosovo said that powerful images of civilian suffering in the conflict 'perhaps had influence on policies in the US and London'.
