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Warsaw Human Dimension Conference

19 October 2022
  • The Warsaw Human Dimension Conference took place from 26 September to 7 October 2022, bringing together more than a thousand participants representing international organizations, governments and civil society from across the OSCE area. Warsaw, 28 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Zbigniew Rau, Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, addresses the opening plenary of the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 26 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • OSCE Secretary General Helga Schmid speaks at the opening plenary of the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 26 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • ODIHR Director Matteo Mecacci delivers remarks at the opening plenary of the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 26 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Keynote speaker Toomas Hendrik Ilves, former President of the Republic of Estonia, during the opening plenary of the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 26 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Representatives of states, civil society, and international organizations from across the OSCE area took part in the 10-day Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 26 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Delegations of OSCE participating States take part in the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 26 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Plenary sessions at the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference covered topics including democratic institutions, fundamental freedoms, tolerance and non-discrimination, rule of law, and humanitarian issues. Warsaw, 29 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Uzra Zeya, U.S. Under Secretary of State for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights, participates in the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference organized by the Polish OSCE Chairmanship with the support of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. 6 October 2022. (OSCE/Maria Kokce)
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  • Civil society representatives from across the OSCE region took part in the 10-day Warsaw Human Dimension Conference organized by the Polish OSCE Chairmanship with the support of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. 6 October 2022. (OSCE/Maria Kokce)
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  • The Warsaw Human Dimension conference was organized by the 2022 Polish OSCE Chairmanship with the support of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. 4 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • Participants in the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference, organized by organized by the Polish OSCE Chairmanship with the support of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. Warsaw, 28 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Fundamental freedoms were a key topic at the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. Warsaw, 28 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) presented and shared its tools and expertise throughout the 10-day Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. Warsaw, 3 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • ODIHR organized side events on numerous issues related to human rights and democracy during the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference, with participants from OSCE participating States, civil society, international organizations and academia. 4 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • Building tolerant and equal societies was the key topic of a plenary session at the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 3 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • Warsaw Human Dimension Conference, plenary session. 3 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • Clément Nyaletsossi Voule, UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and of Association, addresses participants in a plenary session on fundamental freedoms at the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 28 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • The 10-day Warsaw Human Dimension Conference provided its participants with numerous networking opportunities. Warsaw, 3 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • Participants in the Women's Power Breakfast hosted by ODIHR during the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference discussed how to ensure institutions deliver better for all women and men. 3 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • The Warsaw Human Dimension Conference gathered together participants from across the OSCE region. 28 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Participants from across the OSCE region listen during a plenary session at the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 6 October 2022. (OSCE/Maria Kokce)
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  • Participants speak during a break in the 10-day Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. Warsaw, 3 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Markowski)
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  • Paweł Radomski, Director of the Department of United Nations and Human Rights at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland (left) and Thomas E. Garrett, Secretary General of the Community of Democracies (right) at the closing session of the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 7 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Thomas E. Garrett, Secretary General of the Community of Democracies, speaks at the closing session of the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. 7 October 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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  • Networking was a key aspect of the 10-day Warsaw Human Dimension Conference for many participants. Warsaw, 26 September 2022. (OSCE/Piotr Dziubak)
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The Warsaw Human Dimension Conference, organized by the Polish 2022 OSCE Chairmanship-in-Office with the support of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) from 26 September to 7 October 2022, was dedicated to discussing the condition of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the OSCE area. It brought together more than a thousand representatives of international organizations, governments and civil society from across the OSCE area to examine the implementation of the OSCE Human Dimension commitments.