Event Archive

The project aims at assisting the host country in establishing an effective anti-trafficking mechanism that will build on current achievements in order to strengthen the country's response to trafficking in human beings.

On the 91st anniversary of the Azerbaijani Police, this open day aims to bring together the public and police of Shirvan, as part of a project to expand community policing.

Interns at the Vojvodina Assemly and Vojvodina Executive Council will be trained on how to speak in public events.

At this police open day, organized by Naryn police officers, officers will share information with the public about their everyday work.

The objective of the seminar is to develop co-operation and trust between regional and local authorities, and non-profit organizations, in Kazakhstan, in the field of the environmental matters.

The Report includes findings and recommendations regarding the institutional responses against electoral irregularities with regards to the 2008 and 2009 electoral cycles.

This two-week training course is designed to prepare police field training officers to mentor graduates of the basic police training course during their six months of probationary training.

Hosted by the Parliament of Lithuania, all meetings of the Annual Session will take place at the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania. In addition to hosting the Annual Session, Vilnius is the European Capital of Culture for 2009.

This project aims to provide participants from the host country's Ministry of Internal Affairs with the latest trends on how to combat the delivery of illicit drugs, as well as fostering mutual co-operation.

On the 91st anniversary of the Azerbaijani Police, this open day aims to bring together the public and police of Mingechevir, as part of a project to expand community policing.

This roundtable is devoted to implementation of the Optional Protocol to the United Nations Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment in Kazakhstan.

This roundtable on civil society initiatives to combat and prevent torture is being held to mark the UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.

This roundtable will discuss the creation of a forensic DNA database in Kyrgyzstan, and the amending of the related legislation.

Representatives of the Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Education and Science, other national and international partners, the media and police veterans will attend this graduation ceremony for cadets from the Kyrgyz Police Academy.

This training for village council heads and police officers is part of a project, organized by the OSCE Office in Bishkek, to improve institutional capacity in addressing religious issues and tolerance among local communities.