Globally, when accessing and driving in public transport vehicles, women have a problem with fear, experiences of sexual harassment and violence. Women's daily trips are very different from those made by men. These factors make a woman more vulnerable, as standard public transport companies do not consider these characteristics enough. The safe public transport option also helps increase the number of women in economic activities. The way of traveling determines the type of work or shift that the woman will accept. Mobility provides women with financial strength and independence, and currently access to safe public transport, both in Sarajevo Canton and throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it can be said that it is not at a satisfactory level in the region, so urgent actions need to be taken. The concept for the implementation of gender equality within the Erasmus + TRAFSAF project, modeled on EU projects, is that all project partners, both those coming from the segment of higher education and NGOs, keep gender statistics and that measures to promote enrollment must be provided. female populations at all levels of study. It is also a requirement for project participants to increase the participation of women as trainers, as well as to enhance the presence of women in trainings related to traffic safety during the project. These activities should continue after the completion of the project, bearing in mind that it is necessary to integrate gender equality in the segment of traffic safety.

The influence of light and temperature stress conditions and oxygen availability on the chemical composition of Satureja montana and Lavandula angustifolia essential oils is reported. Photostability and thermal stability were evaluated by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC‑MS) analysis, comparing composition before and after the applied regimes. In Satureja montana essential oil, the amount of thymol (13.0-11.9%) and carvacrol (10.3-9.4%) decreased at elevated temperature and in the presence of air, with a simultaneous increase of p-cymene (24.2‑26.2%) while in an inert atmosphere the composition remained the same as in fresh oil. Light caused a dehydrogenation of α-terpinene (2.1-0.9%) and γ-terpinene (5.6‑4.7%) to p-cymene (24.2-25.9%) and decrease of trans-caryophyllene (5.1-4.3%). In Lavandula angustifolia essential oil, compounds sensitive to elevated temperature and the presence of oxygen were cis‑ocimene (2.8-2.2%) and trans‑ocimene (2.6-2.0%), alloocimene (3.0-2.3%), trans‑caryophyllene (4.3-3.6%) and β-farnesene (1.7-1.2%). Irradiated samples showed a decrease in the content of cis-ocimene (2.8-1.9%), alloocimene (3.0‑2.0%), crypton (0.6-0.1%), cuminal (0.3-0.0%), trans‑caryophyllene (4.3-3.5%), β-farnesene (1.7-1.1%) and germacrene-D (0.5-0.1%) and an increase of trans-ocimene (2.6-3.5%), β-bourbonene (0.0-0.2%) and several unidentified peaks. Both oils showed an individual response to light and temperature stress. The absence of oxygen and light is the only storage regime under which the initial composition can be preserved.

Multiple socio-political and economic factors have grad-ually led to widespread neglect, decline, misuse, and loss of public spaces in Sarajevo. The clash between private and public interests has left physical traces in the city, recalling the importance of Lefebvre’s notion of the right to the city. In the context of the contemporary urban development of Sarajevo, this is translated into the right to shape, use, recycle, and reactivate the city’s neglected shared spaces. As implied by the title of this article, the key question addressed is to whom public space really belongs. This research proceeds from the identification of the key issues of degradation of public spaces, followed by the valorization of mainstream planning approaches and occasional bottom-up initiatives. It is argued that one of the key origins of the problem lies in dispersal and the lack of pertinent geospatial data on public spaces, as well as in the dissonance between all the relevant stakeholders. This article establishes a methodology for introducing a comprehensive, open, and interactive geospatial database as a platform for strategic planning, design, development, and maintenance of urban public spaces.

This paper emphasizes an importance of the document from 1725, which was so far neglected in the historiography of the Bosnian medieval tombstones - stećci. It is a report written after the establishment of the border between the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire as a result of the Treaty of Passarowitz in 1718. Although very brief, this document undoubtedly indicates the existence of a necropolis of stećci-tombstones in Bijeljina, or its immediate vicinity, as well as in the area of the settlement of Kobaš on banks of the river Sava. After the mention of stećci in the travelogue of Benedikt Kuripešić in 1530, these data represent the second oldest mention of these medieval tombstones in written sources, and per se deserve attention. There are indications that the monuments mentioned in this report, or at least some of them, could be linked to those stećci that were ‘’sensationaly’’ discovered in 2002 at the foundations of the demolished Atik mosque in Bijeljina. Keywords: stećci-tombstones, Bijeljina, Bosna, Sava, Treaty of Passarowitz, Habsburg Monarchy, Ottoman Empire, Vlachs, Kobaš

The paper deals with the analysis of feminists' arguments about the sex/gender dichotomy within the relationship to trans activism. In the first part of the paper, we will give the usual definitions of sex and gender in feminist literature and the views of feminists on trans activism. Next, we will explain which trans activists' views feminists disagree with, and how language is used for ideological purposes. The aim of this paper is to identify the basic dilemmas and bioengineering associated with the underestimation of biological sex, that is, with the opinion of trans activists that men who are trans women are also women. The author will explain why feminists believe that this approach to the sex/ gender dichotomy is a threat to women's rights in the society.

U ovom radu bavit ću se pita­njem pozicioniranja muslimanskih rezolu­cija u savremenom kontekstu nenasilnog otpora tokom Holokausta. U studijama genocida pitanje nenasilnog otpora često se koristi kao pozitivan primjer pojedinaca koji su se suprotstavili počiniocima zlo­čina. Fenomen muslimanskih rezolucija se, uz odgovarajući historijski kontekst, može smatrati jednim od najboljih primjera nenasilnog otpora na teritorijama okupi­rane Evrope. Bez želje da se uspostavlja mit o jedinstvenosti, jer postoji bezbroj drugih primjera hrabrosti širom Evrope, ove rezolucije se ipak mogu posmatrati kao zaseban fenomen. Odlikovao ih je or­ganizovaniji kvaziinstitucionalni karak­ter s ciljem ne samo osuđivanja zločina i ograđivanja od njih nego i ukazivanja na stradanja vlastitog naroda. Ujedno, imale su veliki značaj i u poslijeratnom periodu u Jugoslaviji, naročito za pitanje nacionalne afirmacije Muslimana. Uvažavajući značaj ovih rezolucija za šire evropsko pamćenje Holokausta, potrebno ih je učiniti dostup­nim stranoj publici. U vezi s tim, Institut za islamsku tradiciju Bošnjaka, u saradnji s američkim Univerzitetom Shenandoah, pokrenuo je 2020. godine istraživački pro­jekat pripreme publikacije s ciljem popu­lariziranja muslimanskih rezolucija. U ovom radu nastojat ću ponuditi adekvatan odgovor na pitanje gdje smjestiti musli­manske rezolucije u savremenim kontek­stima u odnosu prema stranoj publici.

Monitoring programs should generate high-quality data on the concentrations of substances and other pollutants in the aquatic environment to enable reliable risk assessment. Furthermore, the need for comparability over space and time is critical for analysis of trends and evaluation of restoration of natural environment

Abstract This paper is concerned with a recently introduced graph invariant, namely the Sombor index. Some bounds on the Sombor index are derived, and then utilized to establish additional bounds by making use of the existing results. One of the direct consequences of one of the obtained bounds is that the cycle graph Cn attains the minimum Sombor index among all connected unicyclic graphs of a fixed order n ≥ 4. Graphs having the maximum Sombor index are also characterized from the classes of all connected unicyclic, bicyclic, tricyclic, tetracyclic, and pentacyclic graphs of a fixed order, and a conjecture concerning the maximum Sombor index of graphs of higher cyclicity is stated. A structural result is derived for graphs with integer values of Sombor index. Several possible directions for future work are also indicated.

It is well known that the Golden Section plays an important role in the geometry of several polygons and polyhedra; the best known example is the length of a diagonal in the regular pentagon with unit side. In this contribution we show how the Golden Section appears as the solution of an enumerative problem connected with heptagons, more precisely, with heptagonal tilings of the hyperbolic plane. The results are then generalized by investigating whether it also appears in other types of hyperbolic tilings.