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About

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

Updated handbook on gender equality to be presented in Nis

BELGRADE, 14 May 2008 - An updated version of a guide on how to improve gender equality, supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia and the Serbian Government's Council for Gender Equality, will be launched in Nis on Thursday...

OSCE Mission to Serbia to organize debate on press freedom in Serbia

BELGRADE, 2 May 2008 - The impact of financial and political interests on the media and the role of the media as a watchdog acting in the interests of a democratic society will be the focus of a debate organized by the OSCE Mission on Monday...

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Features

Tackling corruption by changing attitudes in southern Serbia

Pupils from the elementary school in the village of Bosnjace view some of the best entries in a Mission to Serbia-supported anti-corruption art competition, Lebane, 26 March 2008. (OSCE/Milan Obradovic)

A children's art competition supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia is helping to tackle corruption by raising awareness of the problem among young people.

Conference marks 30th anniversary of CSCE Follow-up Meeting in Belgrade

Amb. Hans Ola Urstad, Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, addresses a conference in Belgrade to mark the 30th anniversary of the 1977-78 CSCE Follow-up Meeting, 8 March 2008. (OSCE)

A three-day conference supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia is being held in Belgrade to mark the 30th anniversary of the 1977-78 CSCE Follow-up Meeting.

Mission to Serbia project aims to improve professionalism of broadcaster in Vojvodina

Consultant Roy Saatchi (centre) trains journalists in the newsroom at Radio Television Vojvodina as part of a project supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia, February 2008. (Rick Thompson)

Greater independence and higher professional standards for Radio Television Vojvodina in Serbia's ethnically diverse northern province are among the aims of a project by the OSCE Mission.

Mission to Serbia helps young people raise awareness of war crimes

Nikola Gutesa and Ana Batocanin have recently completed the Justice Advocates Network programme, which is supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia and aims to raise awareness of war crimes. ()

A training programme supported by the OSCE Mission to Serbia is helping to create a regional network of young people dedicated to raising awareness of war crimes and related issues.

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A young women casts her ballot during the parliamentary elections in Serbia, Belgrade, 11 May 2008. (OSCE/Milan Obradovic)

A young women casts her ballot during the parliamentary elections in Serbia, Belgrade, 11 May 2008. (OSCE/Milan Obradovic)

OSCE Mission to Serbia in pictures

DOCUMENT: Remarks by the Head of the Mission to Serbia at the opening of the conference "From Helsinki to Belgrade: The First CSCE Follow-up Meeting in Belgrade 1977/78", 8 March 2008

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DOCUMENT: Interview with Head of Mission by weekly Vreme, 14 February 2008

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OSCE Mission to Serbia
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11000 Belgrade
Serbia
Tel: +381-11 3606 100
Fax: +381-11 3606 119
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