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OSCE police operations are an integral part of the Organization's efforts in conflict prevention and post-conflict rehabilitation. The OSCE’s police-related activities focus on challenges posed by trans-national and organized crime, by trafficking in drugs, arms and human beings, failure to uphold the rule of law and by human rights violations. Activities include police education and training, community policing and administrative and structural reforms.

(l-r) Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Ambassador Kypreos, and Interior Minister Ivica Dacic present the findings of the 2011 annual public opinion poll on citizens' attitudes towards the police in Serbia, Belgrade, 26 January 2012.

Serbia’s citizens recognize positive impact of police reforms, OSCE/Interior Ministry opinion poll shows

BELGRADE, 26 January 2012 – Citizens’ views on Serbia’s police have been getting steadily more positive over the past four years, according to the results of a survey presented today in Belgrade by the OSCE Mission to Serbia and the Interior Ministry...

OSCE Mission encourages public to use Kosovo police inspectorate

The OSCE Mission and the Police Inspectorate of Kosovo launched a public information campaign on 12 December 2011 promoting the inspectorate’s oversight role and police accountability...

OSCE Office organizes police open days in Armenia

VANADZOR, Armenia, 25 November 2011 – The first in a series of police open days to enhance trust between the police and the public will be held tomorrow in Vanadzor, a northern city in Lori province of Armenia...
L-r: The OSCE Office in Baku’s Head of the Politico-Military Unit John MacGregor and Senior Police Expert Marko Kubny, at a national expert conference on tackling cybercrime, Baku, 6 October 2011.

Tackling cybercrime focus of OSCE conference in Baku

BAKU, 6 October 2011 – A two-day OSCE-supported conference on tackling cybercrime opened in Baku today...
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