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The report “Sanitation Situation in Rural Tajikistan” prepared by the international expert Susmita Sinha in 2020, is based on qualitative analyses of information collected through interviews and document reviews. The analysis has been carried out through a Desk Study from a technical, social, institutional, legal, and capacity perspective. Review of reports, articles, and online meetings and discussions with key international and national experts on ongoing sanitation projects in Tajikistan were conducted to understand the requirements. With this study, the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe aimed at identifying perceptions, status quo, and gaps across infrastructure, institutional setups, socio-economic conditions, knowledge, awareness, capacities of stakeholders, and legal frameworks. The report can be used by a wide range of audiences, especially informing decision-makers and key stakeholders about what is needed to improve the sanitation and setting requirements for further field study.

High-level security dialogue “Armed Forces and Environment” with participation of OSCE Secretary General Helga Maria Schmid. Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. Special military operation to denazify and demilitarize Ukraine.

Conventional Arms Transfer

This report covers a conference organized by the OSCE Office on Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) in Warsaw on 27 and 28 June 2022 as part of its work to assist OSCE participating States to meet OSCE commitments on human rights, in particular the human rights of migrants and other persons crossing borders. The report can be downloaded below.

This report sums up the discussions on engaging the Ukrainian diaspora during a side event organized by the OSCE Office on Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) during the ten-day Warsaw Human Dimension Conference dedicated to debating the conditions of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the OSCE area.

Hate-motivated incidents are often violent manifestations of intolerance, which instill fear and divide communities. Tackling underlying prejudice is essential in combating the spread of these divisive actions. The OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina supports the work of government institutions, the criminal justice system, local authorities and civil society to effectively respond to these incidents. The 'Hate Monitor' provides a monthly update on incidents and responses throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina.

1394th Plenary Meeting of the Permanent Council