Event Archive

The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly will hold its Bureau Meeting in Copenhagen.

A roundtable organized by ODIHR and Serbia's Ministry of Human and Minority Rights

The event will focus on the plight of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian national minority groups.

A Microsoft Project professional course and advanced Microsoft Office and Word courses will be organized for approximately 15 staff members of the Interior Ministry.

The aim of the seminar is to raise awareness of the main challenges faced by female labour migrants, highlight some of the gender gaps in migration policies and provide possible solutions.

Around 80 participants from several ministries and local self-government institutions, courts, police administration and NGOs will attend the event.

The Ukrainian version of the teacher's guide on environmental education in secondary schools is part of a kit known as the Green Pack, which is being adopted for secondary education with the assistance of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in…

The roundtable is focused on discussion of the positions of political parties on how to ensure stability in the country.

The theme of this lecture by Dr Pal Dunay is 'Regional confidence-building measures: 15 years of half-hearted success'.

Technical training course for Roma health mediators on data entry into medical databases

The theme of this lecture by Dr Pal Dunay is 'Regional confidence-building measures: 15 years of half-hearted success'.

These training sessions on ethnic minority issues in police work are aimed at police officers of district and municipal police departments and Public Prevention Centre representatives from Bishkek, Chui, Talas, and Jalal-Abad provinces.

The OSCE Mission to Serbia will give two presentations on financial intelligence in criminal investigations and financial case studies relating to asset forfeiture.

This training course on modern PR techniques will be attended by about 30 officers of the police press service and 10 chiefs of the Kyrgyz police.

The new Criminal Procedure Code introduces new aspects to Montenegro's criminal legislation, such as the provision on plea bargaining and on prosecutor investigations.

Around 130 judges, prosecutors and environmental inspectors will attend this training course, the aim of which is to speed up the reaction of the judiciary to inspectors' files.