OSCE Mission to Skopje

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Vesna Ivanovik (second from right) of the OSCE Mission to Skopje's Gender Working Group leads a discussion on gender and diversity at a camp for young male leaders, Tajmiste, 2 July 2013. (United States Peace Corps/Alex Dunn)

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A training course for special police forces on hostage rescue operations, Skopje, 14 June 2013. (OSCE/Robert Karolyi)

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A police officer from a K9 unit in Skopje takes part in an OSCE-organized training program on conducting drug searches, 31 May 2013. (OSCE/Silke Tittel)

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Police officers demonstrate the skills they learned during OSCE-supported training on the use of police batons, Skopje, 17 May 2013. (OSCE/Mirvete Islam)

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Police officers during a training exercise on isolating violent people from crowds, 19 April 2013. (OSCE/Silke Tittel)

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Secondary school students from Bitola acting in a play which teaches about the dangers of drug abuse, Bitola, 3 April 2013. (OSCE)

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Students of ethnically-mixed high schools in Tetovo play volleyball as part of an OSCE-supported project aimed at preventing violence during sports matches, Tetovo, 9 November 2012. (OSCE/Erkan Celik)

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Students from the 8th September Secondary School in Skopje play table tennis as part of an OSCE-supported project on safe schools, Skopje, 7 November 2012. (OSCE)

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Students from the 8th September Secondary School in Skopje plant a tree in the schoolyard, as part of an OSCE-supported project on safe schools, Skopje, 7 November 2012. (OSCE)

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Students from the 8th September Secondary School in Skopje plant a tree in the schoolyard, as part of an OSCE-supported project on safe schools, Skopje, 7 November 2012.

OSCE Mission supports safe schools project in Skopje

19 November 2012

On 7 November 2012, the OSCE Mission in Skopje supported a sports day at the 8th September Secondary School in Skopje, as part of a project on safe schools. The project aims to prevent school violence, and will especially benefit municipalities at risk of interethnic and juvenile violence...

Two primary schoolchildren outside the Fridtjof Nansen Integrated Bilingual Primary School, Preljubiste, 5 October 2011.

The Fridtjof Nansen Integrated Bilingual Schools

24 October 2011

OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities Knut Vollebaek talks to schoolchildren during his visit to Rajko Zhinzifov primary school in Skopje, which takes part in the integrated education project supported by the Nansen Dialogue Centre, Skopje, 20 October 2011.

OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities visits Skopje

20 October 2011