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Photo 1 of 32Students at an OSCE-supported conference on regional security in Central Asia, Bishkek, 18 March 2010. (OSCE) -
Photo 2 of 32Young journalists at a training session on economic journalism supported by the OSCE Centre in Bishkek, Naryn Media Resource Centre, 25 August 2009. (Naryn KG/Jarkyn Ibraeva) -
Photo 3 of 32Young 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) -
Photo 4 of 32Professor Ukanov Kazbek from the Karaganda Law Institute (l), and Andrew Tesoriere, Head of the OSCE Centre in Bishkek, at an OSCE-organized conference to mark the 40th anniversary of the Kyrgyz Interior Ministry Police Academy, Bishkek, 17 April, 2009. (OSCE/Burul Usmanalieva) -
Photo 5 of 32A forensic lab officer from Bishkek City Police shows children fingerprinting techniques during a police open day at a school in Bishkek, 10 April 2009. (OSCE/Ruslan Izmaylov) -
Photo 6 of 32Participants attend an OSCE-organized youth conference in Kant City near Bishkek, 21 November 2008. The conference is part of a larger programme to increase opportunities for rural young people. (OSCE/Andrey Butsman) -
Photo 7 of 32Police officers from the Talas, Osh, Jalalabad and Batken provinces of Kyrgyzstan after completing an OSCE-organized training course on public order management, May 2008. (OSCE) -
Photo 8 of 32Police cavalry meet the local community at the Police Open Day in Karakol, Issykkul Oblast, which was supported by the OSCE Centre in Bishkek's Police Reform Project, 6 October 2007. (OSCE) -
Photo 9 of 32Police officers and local community representatives at a confidence-building meeting in the Nooken District of Jalalabat, Kyrgyzstan, organized by the OSCE Centre in Bishkek's Osh Field Office, 5 August 2005. (OSCE) -
Photo 10 of 32Open Police Day in Bishkek, 4 June 2005, organized by the OSCE Police Assistance Programme. (OSCE/Marina Dmitrieva) -
Photo 11 of 32Open Police Day in Bishkek, 4 June 2005, organized by the OSCE Police Assistance Programme. (OSCE/Marina Dmitrieva) -
Photo 12 of 32OSCE CiO's Personal Representative for Central Asia, Alojz Peterle (right) meets acting President and Prime Minister Kurmanbek Bakiev, Bishkek, May 2005. (OSCE) -
Photo 13 of 32Participants draw up a plan of action at a seminar on Mailuu-Suu uranium waste dumps. (OSCE) -
Photo 14 of 32Workshop at the Aarhus Information Centre in Osh, May 2005. (OSCE) -
Photo 15 of 32Head of OSCE Centre in Bishkek, Ambassador Markus Muller (left), and Economic and Environmental Officer Asim Acikel at a meeting on developing a national strategy to fight money laundering and terrorism financing in Kyrgyzstan, 28-29 April 2005. (OSCE) -
Photo 16 of 32Annette Lyth, Deputy Head of the Human Rights section in the ODIHR, encourages students at the Central Asian Youth Network Conference to challenge gender stereotypes, 1 November 2004. (OSCE) -
Photo 17 of 32A ceremony was held in Bishkek to hand over police vehicles bought within the OSCE policing programme in Kyrgyzstan, 2 September 2004 (OSCE) -
Photo 18 of 32Cadets salute during a graduation ceremony at the Bishkek Police Academy, 26 June, 2004. The OSCE's Strategic Police Matters Unit builds up police capacity in several countries of the former Soviet Union. (OSCE/Mikhail Evstafiev) -
Photo 19 of 32Richard Monk, the OSCE's Senior Police Adviser until January 2006, being interviewed in Bishkek, 26 June 2004. (OSCE/Mikhail Evstafiev) -
Photo 20 of 32The OSCE Academy in Bishkek, June 2004. (OSCE/Mikhail Evstafiev) -
Photo 21 of 32"Boy", a sniffer dog used by mobile police groups to search for narcotics, with his owner in Bishkek, June 2004. Mobile teams were created and equipped with vehicles and drug-scenting dogs under the OSCE Police Assistance Programme for Kyrgyzstan. (OSCE/Mikhail Evstafiev) -
Photo 22 of 32Policemen stand under the Kyrgyzstan coat of arms during a graduation ceremony at the Bishkek Police Academy, 26 June, 2004. The OSCE's Strategic Police Matters Unit builds up police capacity in several countries of the former Soviet Union. (OSCE/Mikhail Evstafiev) -
Photo 23 of 32The OSCE Chairman's Personal Envoy for Central Asia, Martti Ahtisaari (left), welcomed during his visit to Kyrgyzstan, June 2004. (OSCE) -
Photo 24 of 32A student attending the first post-graduate programme at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek, 2 February 2004. (OSCE) -
Photo 25 of 32Students at the Mailuu-Suu medical college listen to the presentation of a brochure on public safety and the dangers of radioactive waste, 14 January 2004. (OSCE) -
Photo 26 of 32A brochure on public safety and radioactive waste was distributed to Heads of organizations in Mailuu-Suu, 14 January 2004. (OSCE) -
Photo 27 of 32Participants at a conference on freedom of religion or belief in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, on 3 and 4 December 2003. (OSCE) -
Photo 28 of 32The OSCE sponsors police training in Bishkek, July 2003. (OSCE) -
Photo 29 of 32Almost 2 million cubic metres of radioactive waste in old uranium mines of Mailuu-Suu in Kyrgyzstan is in acute danger of being washed into and contaminating the Syr Darya river basin. (OSCE/Mountain High Maps) -
Photo 30 of 32A Kyrgyz student reads an OSCE factsheet at the inauguration ceremony of the new OSCE Academy in Bishkek, December 2002. (OSCE/Rainer Hermann) -
Photo 31 of 32UN Office on Drugs and Crime representative for the Global Programme Against Money Laundering at a workshop jointly organized by the OSCE, Bishkek, 30 September 2002. (Lubomir Kotek/OSCE) -
Photo 32 of 32Members of the OSCE Osh Field Office in Kyrgyzstan travel to the site of a land dispute between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, Ak-Tatyr, November 2000. (OSCE)
