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These comments on the legal framework of elections in Croatia are primarily based on the Law on Elections of Representatives to the Croatian Parliament (the 2003 Election Law), adopted in April 2003, by amendments to the former parliamentary election law from 1999. The amendments were necessitated in large part by the constitutional changes in Croatia in 2001, which included the dissolution of the upper chamber (the House of Counties) of the former State Parliament, as well as the enactment of the Constitutional Law on National Minorities. However, the amendments also addressed other issues, including those, which arose during the previous elections to the former House of Representatives (now Parliament), which were held under the 1999 Election Law. These issues included some raised by the OSCE/ODIHR as a result of its observations of the 2000 election.

Agenda of the meeting. Annex- Statement by the Delegation of Moldova.

Transcript of an interview with Ambassador Peter Semneby

The report represents the first review by the Mission to Croatia of all war crime proceedings it followed in 2002. It is based on first-hand court monitoring at the local and appellate level and a review of relevant laws and case documents.

Draft agenda of the 12th OSCE Economic Forum, Prague, 31 May- 4 June 2004

Logistics for participants at the 12th OSCE Economic Forum, Prague, 31 May- 4 June 2004

Introductory note for the 12th OSCE Economic Forum, Prague, 31 May- 4 June 2004

Fifth Central Asia Media Conference "Media in Multi-Cultural and Multi-Lingual Societies", Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, 17-18 September 2003

Memorandum on the draft law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on mass media by Article 19- Global Campaign for Free Expression

Agenda of the Eleventh Annual Implementation Assessment Meeting