Event archive

This series of training sessions to improve the communication and presentation skills of neighborhood inspectors will start on 1 June 2010 as part of a project on improving community policing through working with older people.

This event aims to strengthen regional co-operation between law enforcement services of Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the area of covert surveillance.

Representatives of journalists' associations, a working group drafting amendments to the Broadcasting Law and the Radio Broadcasting Council will visit UK institutions dealing with the digitalization of broadcasting.

At this roundtable, two experts from the Association for Participatory Democracy (ADEPT), Igor Botan and Corneliu Gurin, will present a study on implementation of the OSCE/ODIHR and Venice Commission recommendations on Moldova's electoral…

Activities planned as part of the Neighbourhood Watch project for the remainder of 2010 will be presented at this roundtable.

The aim of this event is to bring journalists and judges face-to-face to offer each side an opportunity to examine the challenges they face - both as reporters covering the trial, and as judges presiding over the law.

Representatives of local media outlets and the judiciary from the town of Nis will exchange experiences and views on issues such as court reporting and violations of freedom of information.

This event is aimed at improving co-operation between civil society and the police through resources that police cadets will access in the library.

Ensuring local ownership and building the capacity of local partners is crucial for the sustainability of reforms carried out in the police system.

The event, based on Logical Framework Approach (LFA), will gather around 20 senior representatives of the Serbian Ministry of Interior who will identify needs in the area of specialized police training.

The OSCE Office in Baku, together with the APT and the Commissioner's Office, will present the Azerbaijani version of the book "Monitoring Places of Detention: A Practical Guide", which was translated and printed with the Office in Baku's…

This training is designed for the staff of the national preventive mechanism (the Commissioner's Office), non-governmental organizations and public defenders engaged in detention monitoring, as well as for staff of the state authorities.

This year's event will focus on issues related to access to information and new technologies.

This study visit to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is organized in the framework of a project on community policing.

The aim of this conference is to strengthen the role of the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights as the national preventive mechanism (NPM) in Azerbaijan.