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image by Eugene Ipavec, 25 June 2009
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There is a new OHR flag hanging right outside the OHR building
in Sarajevo. I believe it had the Bosnian map outlined and a
bunch of laurel leaves with the inscription "OHR" on
it.
Muhamed Mesic, 13 November 2002
A photo of it can be seen at <www.ohr.int>.
Eugene Ipavec, 12 August 2007
I have one observation and that is that the photograph of the
Admiral and the HR/EUSR shows the lettering beneath the logo to
be in a Times Roman Bold font.
This is not a United Nations institution, but an ad hoc
international one, established by the The General Framework
Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, commonly known as
the Dayton Peace Accords or Dayton-Paris Peace Accords of 14
December 1995.
The United Nations, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
(UNHCHR), UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) are members
of the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) - and formerly UN
Transitional Administration of Eastern Slavonia (UNTAES) -
comprising fifty-five countries and agencies, but no UN
institutions are members of the Steering Board of the PIC and the
UNHCR is a permanent member of the Board of Principals.
Furthermore, from February 2002, the European Union's General
Affairs Council (GAC) appointed the High Representative the EU's
Special Representative (EUSR), which is a position held
concurrently.
Thus, when acting as the EUSR, it is very much a European Union
institution and not a United Nations one.
Source: Office of the High Representative and European
Union Special Representative (OHR/EUSR), web site, <www.ohr.int>, consulted 12
August 2007.
Colin Dobson, 12 August 2007
It seems that there is a variant of the banner without the
inscription "Office of the High Representative" as seen
in a photo at <www.esci.at>.
There are also some photos of OHR table flag from which it can be
seen that there is no inscription "Office of the High
Representative" below the letters letters OHR but only a
line. For example see photos here
and here.
Aleksandar Nemet and Colin Dobson, 24 June 2009
image by Eugene Ipavec, 25 June 2009