Organization for Security and Co-operation in EuropePress releases and media advisories
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Two OSCE Permanent Council decisions on Russian-Latvian agreements
VIENNA, 23 February 1995 -- The OSCE Permanent Council adopted two important decisions at today's session regarding Russian-Latvian agreements.
OSCE sends human rights group to Chechnya
VIENNA, 22 February 1995 -- A group of human rights experts from the OSCE is travelling to Moscow for two days of talks on the human rights situation in the Chechen Republic.
OSCE Troika meet with representatives of international organizations on humanitarian questions
BUDAPEST, 17 February 1995 -- At a meeting today involving representatives of international organizations and the OSCE Troika, the necessity of effective and timely sharing of information on humanitarian issues was emphasised.
OSCE Chairman-in-Office welcomes ceasefire in Chechnya
BUDAPEST, 17 February 1995 -- The Chairman-in-Office of the OSCE, Hungarian Foreign Minister László Kovács, welcomes and supports the cease-fire negotiated for humanitarian purposes in Chechnya.
ODIHR to train Ombudsmen for Bosnia-Herzegovina
WARSAW, 14 February 1995 - The newly appointed Ombudsmen of Bosnia-Herzegovina have arrived in Warsaw to attend an intensive training seminar organized by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights.
OSCE Permanent Council issues resolution on Chechnya
VIENNA, 3 February 1995 -- The Permanent Council issued the following decision on Chechnya today.
Invitation to a press conference on Chechnya conflict
VIENNA, 2 February 1995 -- OSCE representatives will report to the media on the OSCE Mission to Chechnya's findings on the conflict.
OSCE sends delegation to Moscow and Chechnya
VIENNA, 24 January 1995 -- A Delegation of the Organization for Security and Co-operation left today for Moscow and Chechnya...
Chairman's statement on the situation in the Republic of Chechnya, Russian Federation
VIENNA, 12 January 1995 -- The Chairman of the Permanent Council of the OSCE issued the following statement on the situation in Chechnya today:
OSCE Chairman-in-Office offers OSCE help for Chechnya conflict
VIENNA, 5 January 1995 -- Hungarian Foreign Minister László Kovács has made serious efforts to solicit support of the Russian Government for OSCE involvement in a Chechnya settlement.