Several European organizations regularly publish media monitoring reports.

• The Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR)
  is a conflict-monitoring and media support charity based in London which publishes the monthly journal War Report and the bimonthly Tribunal, a review of the Hague International War Crimes Tribunal. In conjunction with Media Plan (MP), Bosnia's first independent media research institute with correspondents in six cities throughout Bosnia-Herzegovina, IWPR is publishing a weekly monitor of the media
  

• Reportiers Sans Frontieres, the Paris-based press freedom advocacy
  organization, sent a fact-finding mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina in May 1996 and published their findings in this report

• The International Crisis Group, a private multi-national organization devoted to preventing escalation of man-made crises, has a Bosnia Project, which is monitoring implementation of the Dayton Accords. They published a report
  on Aug. 14

• Medienhilfe Ex-Jugoslawien was founded in December 1992 by a group of volunteer journalists and others committed to the struggle for independent media in former Yugoslavia. They publish a weekly report

• Press Now, an NGO in Netherlands, supports independent media in former Yugoslavia.
  

• AIM [Alternativna Informativna Mreza], the Alternative Information Network for the former Yugoslavia, based in Paris.

• Balkans Anti-War and Human Rights Resources

• Berserkistan, a now defunct but highly-regarded interactive online journal, whose last issue (July 30). Back issues are available at this location
  

• Bosnian Virtual Fieldtrip, prepared by the Department of Geography at
  George Mason University
  

• Dayton Accords FULL TEXT
  

• Ex-Yugoslav Press (a links page)
  

• ONASA, the independent news service in Sarajevo
  

• OSCE (Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe), the intergovernmental organization mandated to monitor compliance with the Dayton Accords, has a Bosnian election home page
• Map showing all majority ethnic distribution and major towns and cities can be found at the OSCE site:
  Agreements concerning the media are at this location

• The New York Times has a widely-acclaimed on-line feature,
  "Bosnia: Uncertain Paths to Peace
  

• Pursuing Balkan Peace, a weekly publication of Open Media Research Institute, is distributed weekly as a supplement to the OMRI Daily Digest and contains the latest news about developments in Bosnia-Herzegovina. All issues are archived