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The event gathered around 200 journalists and media professionals from the region and abroad to discuss media developments, safety of journalists, the legal environment for media freedom, and sustainable solutions for public service broadcasters.
WARSAW, 20 June 2019 - On World Refugee Day and amid ever more restrictive interpretations of international legal standards to protect people in search of international protection, the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) calls on governments to do more to ensure the primacy of human rights for all those seeking safety in our countries, so far away from home...
Findings and recommendations enshrined in this report will be a helpful tool at the disposal of the actors involved in the accountability process of the crimes revealed by the intercepts, as well as in the hands of the actors involved in the judicial reform process.
Chairperson-in-Office Lajčák, Secretary General Greminger lead OSCE farewell ceremony for Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine Chief Monitor Apakan.
OSCE Secretary General: two critical challenges have helped the OSCE define its engagement in the field of energy co-operation: reducing the environmental footprint of energy usage, production and transport and protecting critical energy networks.
Lajčák: In the last two decades, Montenegro has made huge progress in consolidating peace and stability.
Politico-military co-operation in Central Asia and increasing women’s participation in decision-making processes in the security sectorm among Tajikistan's priorities.
Lukáš Parízek: We must do more to detect and suppress terrorist financing channels. We need to develop more effective ways to prevent and counter the misuse of the Internet by terrorists while respecting fundamental rights and freedoms.
Natalya Drozd, Head of the OSCE Centre in Ashgabat: There is a great potential for continuing and strengthening our important dialogue based on trust and co-operation.
Lajčák: Constructive dialogue and concrete, small steps in confidence-building are needed to keep the positive momentum in the Transdniestrian settlement process.