OSCE Centre in Bishkek

The OSCE Centre in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, was established by the OSCE Permanent Council on 23 July 1998 to encourage Kyrgyzstan's further integration into the OSCE community.

OSCE Centre-supported course on environmental journalism concludes in Bishkek

BISHKEK, 1 July 2009 - An OSCE-supported course on environmental journalism for 19 young journalists concluded today.

OSCE Centre hands over computer equipment to Kyrgyz Police Academy

BISHKEK, 26 June 2009 - The OSCE Centre in Bishkek handed over computer equipment to the Kyrgyz Police Academy's pedagogy and psychology department today, marking Graduation Day at the Academy...

OSCE brings hope to former mining village in Kyrgyzstan

A joint project by the OSCE Centre in Bishkek and the French NGO ACTED is helping to breathe new life into the moribund economy of Min-Kush, a former mining village in the remote Kyrgyz province of Naryn.

Young people engage in a pavement drawing competition on what should police look like, during the police open day organized by the OSCE centre in Bishkek, Batken City, 20 May 2009 (OSCE/Daniyar Matikanov)

DOCUMENT: Needs assessment report ahead of the 23 July 2009 presidential election in the Kyrgyz Republic

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DOCUMENT: Economic consequences of the 2008 power cuts in the Kyrgyz Republic

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DOCUMENT: Opinion on the Draft Law of the Kyrgyz Republic on Amendments and Additions to Some Legal Acts of the Kyrgyz Republic

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Photos from Kyrgyzstan, summer 2008

• PUBLICATION: Factsheet on the OSCE Economic and Environmental Dimension

Register of lawyers in Kyrgyzstan

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Final Report on the 16 December 2007 Pre-term Parliamentary Elections in Kyrgyzstan

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Evaluation of the state of the penitentiary system of the Kyrgyz Republic

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