OSCE Mission to Serbia

Under its mandate, the Mission advises on the implementation of laws and monitors the proper functioning and development of democratic institutions and processes in Serbia. It assists law enforcement bodies and the judiciary in training and restructuring.

Head of OSCE Mission to Serbia encourages active participation in National Minority Council elections

BELGRADE, 8 February 2010 - The Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Ambassador Dimitrios Kypreos, today urged Serbia's national minority communities to register for and vote in elections to National Minority Councils to help ensure broad representation...

OSCE Mission supports project management training course for police officers

BELGRADE, 29 January 2010 - Twelve senior representatives from the Serbian Interior Ministry completed today a five-day OSCE-supported training course on the Logical Framework Approach - a management tool used to design, monitor and evaluate projects...

OSCE Mission to Serbia, Canadian Embassy donate legal reference books to Constitutional Court library

BELGRADE, 25 January 2010 - A donation of legal reference books for the Constitutional Court of Serbia's library was handed over today by the OSCE Deputy Head of Mission, Thomas Moore, and Ambassador John Morrison of Canada...

OSCE helps build regional ties between military academies

A group of Serbian officers-in-training from the Serbian Military Academy visited the Czech University of Defence in Brno, as part of the OSCE Mission to Serbia's efforts to support higher military education reform.

OSCE helps the Prosecutors' Association of Serbia to promote judicial reform

During the past decade, the OSCE Mission to Serbia's assistance to the Prosecutors' Association of Serbia has developed from providing help with institution and capacity building to full-fledged collaboration on judicial reform.

OSCE Mission to Serbia supports regional co-operation in combating organized crime

Assistance provided by the OSCE Mission to Serbia to the country's judiciary and police has helped to create an environment open to co-operation with other Western Balkan countries in the fight against organized crime.

Judges at the Serbian Constitutional Court. The OSCE Mission in Serbia supports the Court to ensure that citizens are able to seek the protection of their rights. Belgrade, 2 February 2010. (OSCE/Milan Obradovic)

DOCUMENT: Interview with the Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia in Danas daily

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PUBLICATION: Poster - Elections for the National Minorities' Councils

PUBLICATION: Flyer - Elections for the National Minorities' Councils

VIDEO: Interview with Head of Mission on RTS (8 mins 58 secs)

DOCUMENT: Interview with the Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia in the daily newspaper Politika

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DOCUMENT: Opening address by the Head of OSCE Mission to Serbia, Ambassador Dimitrios Kypreos at the regional ministerial conference on organized crime.

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Meeting between Interior Minister Dacic and Ambassador Kypreos, 21 October 2009 (Serbian)

TV spot for anti-trafficking awareness campaign (YouTube video, 29 secs)

• PUBLICATION: Factsheet on the OSCE Mission to Serbia
  Concise information on the activities of the OSCE Mission to Serbia.
• Article on the video on OSCE and the Mission
• Video on OSCE and the Mission on YouTube, Part 1
• Video on OSCE and the Mission on YouTube, Part 2
• Video on OSCE and the Mission on YouTube, Part 3

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