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Representatives of the OSCE Mission to Moldova and Winrock Moldova, the organizers of the summer school, hand diplomas to the participants during the closing ceremony, Vadul lui Voda, 3 August 2013.

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The mandate of the OSCE Mission to Moldova focuses on conflict resolution. Building confidence between both sides of the Dniestr/Nistru River is important for creating conditions for resolving the Transdniestrian conflict.

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Young women from both sides of the Dniester/Nistru river at the summer school’s opening ceremony, Vadul lui Voda, 30 July 2013.

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Volunteers from different towns in Moldova took part in the summer school, helping to break the ice with team-building activities and other exercises, Vadul lui Voda, 30 July 2013.

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One of the guest speakers, Alina Radu, Director of the “Ziarul de garda” newspaper, discussing educational and job opportunities with the participants. High-profile women from various professional fields, including politics, business and diplomacy, shared their experiences with the participants of the summer school, Vadul lui Voda, 30 July 2013.

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Participants at the summer school attending a workshop on career opportunities and challenges for young women, Vadul lui Voda, 30 July 2013.

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The OSCE Chairperson's personal representative on protracted conflicts, Ambassador Andrii Deshchytsia (c) and the chief negotiators in the Transdniestrian settlement process, Eugen Carpov and Nina Shtanski, discuss a protocol on environmental co-operation during 5+2 talks in Vienna, 17 July 2013.

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OSCE Mission to Moldova: 2012 in Pictures

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The following photo story includes images from activities conducted by the OSCE Mission to Moldova throughout 2012.

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Actress Mihaela Strâmbeanu performing in Casa M, a documentary-style play featuring real stories and interviews with victims of domestic violence from shelters and prisons. The OSCE Mission supported the play and its tour across Moldova to raise public awareness about the problem and available assistance.

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The OSCE Mission to Moldova advises the authorities on human rights and democratization issues, such as combating torture and ill-treatment. As an example, the Mission supports activities to strengthen the role and capacity of civil society to monitor places of detention.

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The OSCE Mission to Moldova is part of the Joint Control Commission (JCC), a supervisory body for the Joint Peacekeeping Forces (JKPF), established after the cessation of hostilities in Moldova in July 1992. The JCC consists of delegations of the Russian Federation, Moldova and Transdniestria. The Mission to Moldova has been taking part in the JCC since 1994 as an observer.

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The mandate of the OSCE Mission to Moldova focuses on conflict resolution. Building confidence between both sides of the Dniestr/Nistru River is important for creating conditions for resolving the Transdniestrian conflict.