Migration, Human Rights and Inclusion: Assessing the Role of Civil Society in the OSCE Region

ODIHR First Deputy Director Kateryna Ryabiko (left) and Agnieszka Kosowicz, President of the Board of the Polish Migration Forum (right), at an ODIHR conference on the vital role of civil society in addressing issues related to migration, human rights and inclusion. Warsaw, 27 June 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)

Civil society representatives from across the OSCE region took part in an ODIHR conference on the vital role of civil society in addressing issues related to migration, human rights and inclusion in Warsaw. 28 June 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)

Zuzana Pavelková of the Czech Organisation for Aid to Refugees at an ODIHR conference on the vital role of civil society in addressing issues related to migration, human rights and inclusion. Warsaw, 28 June 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)

Civil society representatives from across the OSCE region took part in an ODIHR conference on the vital role of civil society in addressing issues related to migration, human rights and inclusion in Warsaw. 27 June 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)

Participants in an ODIHR conference on the vital role of civil society in addressing issues related to migration, human rights and inclusion (left to right): Sabrina Saoudi, ODIHR Adviser on Combating Intolerance against Muslims; Marine Kapanadze, Director of Civil and Political Rights Program, Georgian Democracy Initiative; Udo C. Enwereuzor, Senior Policy Adviser/Analyst on Migration Minorities and Rights of Citizenship; Cooperation for the Development of Emerging Countries (COSPE); and Tatjana Peric, ODIHR Adviser on Combating Racism and Xenophobia. Warsaw, 28 June 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)