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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.

Press releases

OSCE Mission to Serbia supports workshop to improve media reporting on security sector

BELGRADE, 25 June 2009 - A workshop for Serbian journalists on security matters, aiming to help the participants improve their reporting, started today in Belgrade. The two-day event, organized by the OSCE Mission to Serbia...

OSCE Mission to Serbia urges media to respect rights of minors

BELGRADE, 18 June 2009 - The Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Ambassador Hans Ola Urstad, urged media today to respect the professional and ethical standards of journalism, especially the privacy of individuals and minors...

OSCE Mission to Serbia trains journalists in southwestern Serbia

NOVI PAZAR, 18 June 2009 - Some 17 media professionals from southwestern Serbian television stations improved their interviewing skills at an OSCE Mission workshop which ended today in Novi Pazar...

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Features

Model OSCE in Belgrade prepares students to tackle big issues

Some of the young participants at the Model OSCE organized by the Mission to Serbia, which took place in Belgrade on 2-3 March 2009. (OSCE/Milan Obradovic)

Some 80 university students from all over the country got to experience life as a diplomat at Belgrade's first Model OSCE conference, supported by the Mission to Serbia.

OSCE Mission supports introduction of alternative sentencing in Serbia

Damir Joka (r), Head of the Serbian Prison Administration's Department for Treatment and Alternative Sanctions, was one of five people to receive a "Person of the Year" award from the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Belgrade, 16 December 2008. (OSCE)

Damir Joka, a key figure in the establishment of alternative sentencing in Serbia, speaks about his work and about the benefits of keeping minor offenders out of the country's overcrowded jails.

OSCE training helps Serbian media cover reform of security sector

L-r: Journalists Teodora Okolisan, Mirjana Kitic and Jelena Govorcin attend a training course on security sector reform organized by the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Novi Sad, 4 October 2008. (OSCE/Miroslav Kragic)

A training course supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia is helping journalists provide better coverage of ongoing reforms in the country's security sector.

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Participants at a training course on investigative journalism and the right of free access to information, Vrsac, Serbia, 22 June 2009. (OSCE/Milan Obradovic)

Participants at a training course on investigative journalism and the right of free access to information, Vrsac, Serbia, 22 June 2009. (OSCE/Milan Obradovic)

OSCE Mission to Serbia in pictures

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

DOCUMENT: Interview with the Head of Mission to Serbia in Police Today magazine, May 2009

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DOCUMENT: Interview with the Head of Mission in Perspective magazine, April 2009

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DOCUMENT: Interview with the Head of Mission in the daily newspaper Vecernje Novosti, 18 December 2008

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DOCUMENT: Interview with Head of Mission by Novi Sad daily newspaper Dnevnik, 12 October 2008

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DOCUMENT: Interview in Sandzak Danas with the Head of the Mission to Serbia, Ambassador Hans Ola Urstad

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Contacts

  • OSCE Mission to Serbia
  • Cakorska 1
  • 11000 Belgrade
  • Serbia
  • Tel: +381 11 3606 100
  • Fax: +381 11 3606 119
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