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Final Report by Technical Assessment Mission on Parliamentary Elections in Belarus, 15 and 29 October 2000
Publishing date: 30 January 2001
Collections: Belarus
Final report by OSCE/ODIHR technical assessment mission on parliamentary elections in Belarus
OSCE/ODIHR Review of Laws for Elections to the Legislative Bodies of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
Publishing date: 14 April 2003
Collections: Election-related Legal Opinions and Comments
Elections to the Scottish Parliament and the National Assembly for Wales are scheduled for 1 May of this year, and elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly are planned for 29 May. The OSCE Office of Democratic Institutions and Human Rights has been invited by the Government of the United Kingdom to organize an assessment mission for these elections. The elections to the legislative bodies of the devolved administrations will be held concurrently with local elections. This review of the laws of the United Kingdom governing elections to the legislative bodies of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales is based primarily on an examination of the Northern Ireland Assembly (Elections) Order 20012 (“NI Elections Order”), as amended. The other statutes and materials listed in the references hereto have also been consulted.
Victim Advocacy Manual
Publishing date: 7 November 2001
This manual is a product of the presentations, workshops, focus groups and materials presented at the Victim Advocacy Conference held in Prishtine/Pristina 1-3 December 2001.
Assessment of the Laws on Parliamentary and Presidential Elections in the Republic of Serbia (FYR)
Publishing date: 26 April 2001
This report provides an assessment of two laws of the Republic of Serbia, the Law on Elections of Members of Parliament and the Law on Elections of the President of the Republic. The parliamentary election law was adopted in October 2000. The presidential law dates from 1990. Under the Constitution of Serbia, the National Assembly is a unicameral body and consists of 250 members directly elected by secret ballot for a term of four years. The president is elected directly by secret ballot for a term of five years. Most of the key issues relating to the election and recall of the president are regulated by reference to the parliamentary election law. The report therefore focuses on the content of that law.
The Situation of the Judiciary in Serbia After Milosevic. Side meeting at the the OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting, held 17-27 October 2000
Publishing date: 17 October 2000
Presentation by Serb Judges.
United States, General Elections, 5 November 2002: Final Report
Publishing date: 15 January 2003
Collections: United States
Assistance to Border Services in the Southern Caucasus. Project Report 2001
Publishing date: 28 November 2001
Report to the Permanent Council
Publishing date: 20 June 2002
Representative on Freedom of the Media Report to the Permanent Council
"Europe against Trafficking In Persons"- 2001 Berlin conference report
Publishing date: 1 December 2001
The international conference "Europe Against Trafficking in Persons" focused on how trafficking can be combatted more effectively in the so-called countries of destination
Consolidated summary of the second preparatory seminar for the 10th Economic Forum
Publishing date: 12 February 2002
Second preparatory seminar, Zamora