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The roundtable will provide an opportunity to review current Serbian legislation, exchange experiences and open a public discussion on the importance of establishing transparent and measurable criteria for evaluating judges and public…

Participants will discuss media convergence and its implications for media regulation, as well as European standards on the independence and work of broadcasting regulatory bodies in South-Eastern Europe.

This seminar is the first in a series of events planned to take place from September to December 2007. The goal is to establish gender equality mechanisms at the local level in the municipalities of Herceg-Novi, Kotor, Bar, Niksic and…

The findings of a study on a Norwegian bank robbery case will be organized for members of the Serbian police and prosecution.

The seminar addresses freedom of expression, the right to respect for private life and the right to a fair trial under the European Convention on Human Rights.

The seminar will be organized for journalists from western Serbia.

Positive and negative awards will be presented to state institutions, journalists, NGOs and citizens as a means to encourage improvements in fostering freedom of information legislation in Armenia.

The seminar, aimed at Montenegrin authorities dealing with politico-military aspects of security, will be hosted by the Parliament of Montenegro.

The two-day seminar aims to foster co-operation among parliamentarians, ministries and military personnel involved in armed forces oversight, to promote the implementation of commitments from the Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects…

The event is part of a long-term project aimed at improving mutual trust between the Roma community and police service in Serbia.

The goal of this conference is to provide an opportunity to all relevant stakeholders from the national and international community for a joint overview on the achievements in the field of decentralization in the past two years.

The event is part of a long-term project aimed at improving mutual trust between the Roma community and police service in Serbia.

This conference will gather together around 500 judges, prosecutors, attorneys, law professors and other legal professionals from Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Austria, Germany, Russia and Serbia.

Participants at this workshop, including all stakeholders at local level, will be briefed on the main points of the national drug strategy, and will also be introduced to the local referral mechanism developed by the OSCE.