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Explosive threat: OSCE helps Ukraine to establish mine clearance programme

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The crisis in and around Ukraine has been ongoing since 2014 and affects millions of people. Mines, unexploded shells and bombs still contaminate many parts of Ukraine. This dangerous legacy remains a threat to the people living there, even in areas where hostilities ended years ago. The OSCE

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Winners of 2019 Journalism Award for Tolerance, supported by the OSCE Mission to Sebia, Belgrade, 18 November 2019.

Elections for Displaced: conflict-affected people can vote thanks to the OSCE’s assistance

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The crisis in Ukraine has displaced almost 1.5 million people. In a democracy, citizen’s right to vote and take part in elections is an essential human right. These days everyone can now take part in local elections whether displaced or not. And all this is due to a unified digital State Voter

Water and conflict: efforts to contribute to water safety in Ukraine’s conflict-affected areas

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One of the strategic resources of national and regional wealth and security is water. Clean water and access to it are an essential civilian right and an element for the well-being of local communities and environment. In conflict-affected areas, water is often a vulnerable resource and the lack of

Domestic violence: OSCE helps Ukraine improve police response to domestic violence

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A recent OSCE regional survey confirmed that an armed conflict exacerbates violence against women, as economic and social turmoil, psychological traumas are contributing to spread of physical abuse at home. The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine is working in close co-operation with local police

Environment and Conflict: OSCE assists Ukraine in preparing a response to industrial disasters in conflict-affected areas

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Environment is often overlooked in conflict-related relief efforts. Heavy industries, including chemical plants in the Donbas region, have the potential to pollute large areas, affecting the lives and health of local residents. The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine helps to take stock of risk

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Journalists being struck by a stun grenade while covering a protest in Washington, D.C.

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H.E. Jocelyn Kinnear (l), Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Canada to the OSCE, with Tuula Yrjölä, Officer-in-Charge / Secretary General and Director of the OSCE Conflict Prevention Centre, Vienna, 21 October 2020.

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One of the five participants of the Professional Practice Programme, part of the OSCE Mission's Legal Learning Project for southwest Serbia, who started working with central institutions during six-month period, Belgrade, 16 October 2020.

Security Days: Revitalizing Trust and Co-operation in Europe: Lessons of the Paris Charter Recording

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Security Days: Revitalizing Trust and Co-operation in Europe: Lessons of the Paris Charter, 16 October 2020.

Women, Peace and Security- 20 years on

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20 years ago, the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security (UNSCR 1325). It was the first international agreement recognizing that armed conflict affects women differently from men and calling for the meaningful participation of women in peace processes. Watch how the OSCE works for women, peace and security.

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Trainer Tetiana Kavalchuk delivers lecture on specifics of elections to people in Cherkasy region, 10 October 2020.