Event archive

11 journalists from national and regional TV stations, news agencies, and daily and weeky print media begin a week-long study visit to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

This workshop for representatives of customs office branch offices, small and medium-scale enterprises and non-governmental organizations will raise awareness of, discuss and enhance understanding of the new Customs Code procedures and…

The Mission is organizing a presentation of the institution of the Judge for Enforcement of Penal Sanctions, modeled after the French, Italian, Spansih and Croatian examples.

Some 80 participants from the Ministries of Human and Minority Rights, Social Affairs, Justice, Interior, as well as representatives of local self-government, courts, prosecution, police administration and NGOs will attend the event.

The aim of the conference is to promote closer relations between national prosecutors' associations and co-operation between public prosecution and other institutions in fighting corruption in the region.

The aim of this seminar is to promote better communication with witnesses and victims in criminal proceedings.

This five-day business start up training will be delivered to 30 Kosovo Serb displaced persons and returnees. The aim is to assist their socio-economic reintegration in Laplje Selo/Llapllasellë and contributing to their sustainable return…

A selected group of police officers from Serbia's Interior Ministry will learn how to identify signs and symptoms of drug abuse.

A series of two-day seminars for local administrations, school administrations, medical institutions, the local police, and courts of elderly will aim to enhance their effectiveness in the area of prevention of gender-based and domestic…

The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, Dunja Mijatovic, will take part in a roundtable on the development prospects and problems for the Internet in Belarus, on 25 October 2010 in Minsk.

The OSCE Mission to Montenegro, in co-operation with the Police Directorate and the Police Academy, will organise a study visit to the Turkish National Police on 24 - 28 October 2010.

Five top students from Belgrade University Political Science Journalism Department will hold a presentation on their visit to the major media houses in the Netherlands.

The aim of this conference is to provide an update to the participants on the latest changes to ICC Statutes and to promote Serbia as a regional centre for international criminal justice.

About 20 NGOs from southern Serbia will take part at the event discussing the concept of hate crime and learning about available national tools for taking action against hate crime.

The aim of the event is to examine available tools for identifying, reporting and prosecuting hate crimes as well as developing a strategy to strengthen dialogue between civil society organizations and State authorities.