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Konaković announced that he would ask the Ministry of Internal Affairs to ban the concert of Jelena Karleusa in Sarajevo

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elmedin Konaković, announced he would request the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP KS) to ban singer Jelena Karleuša's concert in Sarajevo scheduled for August. He cited her alleged denial of the Srebrenica genocide and her disrespect toward those who speak truth about it. Konaković also accused Fahrudin Radončić, leader of the Party for a Better Future and owner of Sarajevo's 'Avaz,' of promoting Karleuša and possibly receiving payment for this promotion.

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18. jun. 2026. 13:05

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Ministar spoljnih poslova Bosne i Hercegovine (BiH) Elmedin Konaković je danas najavio da će tražiti da Ministarstvo unutrašnih poslova Kantona Sarajevo (MUP KS) zabrani koncert pevačice Jelene Karleuše u Sarajevu, zakazan za avgust.

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"Zamoliću MUP KS da zabrani ovaj koncert u skladu sa Zakonom o javnim skupovima, jer se radi o osobi čiji nastupi izazivaju nacionalnu i versku mržnju. I nemojte da kažete da ovo nije posao ministra spoljnih poslova, nemojte da pišete da ne treba da se spuštam na taj nivo", napisao je Konaković na Fejsbuku.

Naveo je da je Karleuša "negirala genocid u Srebrenici i vređala one koji govore istinu o počinjenom genocidu, "a mi treba je dočekamo raširenih ruku".

Konaković je napisao da "reaguje na pojavu da se oprašta negatorima genocida i dozvoljava im da dalje ponižavaju bošnjački narod i njegovu patnju".

Naisao je i da je lider Stranke za bolju budućnost i vlasnik sarajevskog “Avaza” Fahrudin Radončić promovisao Karleušu u BiH i "prenosio njene tople poruke i pisao pohvale o njoj".

"Radončić to radi namerno, a verovatno i uzima dinar za ovakav vid promocije", zaključio je Konaković.

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Source document: Statement by Elmedin Konaković on Facebook

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N1 SrbijaIndependentLeft3 days ago
Konaković announced that he would ask the Ministry of Internal Affairs to ban the concert of Jelena Karleusa in Sarajevo

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elmedin Konaković, announced he would request the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP KS) to ban singer Jelena Karleuša's concert in Sarajevo scheduled for August. He cited her alleged denial of the Srebrenica genocide and her disrespect toward those who speak truth about it. Konaković also accused Fahrudin Radončić, leader of the Party for a Better Future and owner of Sarajevo's 'Avaz,' of promoting Karleuša and possibly receiving payment for this promotion.

Bias read (Left): The article presents the minister's stance against the singer based on allegations of denying the Srebrenica genocide and promoting divisive rhetoric. The framing emphasizes the minister's actions as protective of national and religious unity, aligning with left-leaning values such as social harmony

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