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Response by the Delegation of Greece to the Questionnaire on Participating States’ Policy and/or National Practices and Procedures for the Export of Conventional Arms and Related Technology
Publishing date: 10 June 2025
Information Exchange on Participating States’ Policy and/or National Practices and Procedures for the Export of Conventional Arms and Related Technology
Brief Analysis and Comments on Draft Law on Croatian Radio-Television of the Croatian Government, December 2002
Publishing date: 14 December 2002
Collections: Reviews of Croatian media legislation
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.
Serbia: Joint Recommendations on the Laws on Parliamentary, Presidential and Local Elections, and Electoral Administration
Publishing date: 18 March 2006
Collections: Serbia
Head of Presence's interview with Albania's public broadcaster RTSH, 27 February 2023
Publishing date: 28 February 2023
Statement by Lars Adam Rehof, Associate Professor at the Department of Public International Law and Human Rights Law, University of Copenhagen, 2003 Mediterranean Seminar
Publishing date: 21 October 2003
Statement at the 2003 OSCE Mediterranean Seminar on the comprehensive approach to security: The OSCE experience and its relevance for the Mediterranean region, Aqaba, Jordan
OSCE/ODIHR Review of the Law on Political Parties, Adopted on 15 July in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Publishing date: 23 July 2002
Collections: Election-related Legal Opinions and Comments
The Law on Political Parties was adopted by the Parliament of Kazakhstan on 26 June and was submitted to the President for signature on 2 July. On 11 July, the Constitutional Court of Kazakhstan declared the Law in conformity with the Constitution of the Republic. The Law entered into force on 15 July following the President’s signature. According to the new Law, all existing political parties must re-register before 17 January 2003. This brief review will address the law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on political parties. This assessment is based on an unofficial English translation. It will attempt to analyze the law in the context of international norms for party regulations in pluralistic democratic States.
Response by the Delegation of Slovakia to the Questionnaire on the Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects of Security
Publishing date: 19 April 2022
Information Exchange on the Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects of Security
Response by the Delegation of Montenegro to the Questionnaire on the Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects of Security
Publishing date: 19 April 2022
Information Exchange on the Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects of Security