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OSCE staff check, sort and count ballots cast in the 28 October 2000 municipal elections in Kosovo.

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While regular ballots were counted on-site in the polling stations after voting had finished, absentee, out-of-Kosovo, special needs and conditional ballots were sent to the Counting Centre in Pristina to be processed.

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Staff at the counting centre are working around-the-clock to count the votes cast in the municipal elections, Saturday, 28 October 2000.

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Ballots from throughout Kosovo arrive at the OSCE Counting Centre in Pristina, 28 October 2000.

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Counting the votes cast in the 28 October Kosovo municipal elections.

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Former ambassador Daan Everts (left), Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo, congratulates the people of Kosovo for "passing the test of democracy with flying colours" at the press conference following the close of polls, Saturday 28, October 2000.

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Press briefing on the day of the Kosovo municipal elections, Saturday, 28 October 2000.

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Waiting to cast a free vote for the first time. Municipal elections in Kosovo, Saturday, 28 October 2000.

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Voters in Gllogovc/Glogovac wait to cast their vote in the Kosovo municipal elections, Saturday, 28 October 2000.

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People of all ages turned out to vote in the landmark Kosovo municipal elections, Saturday, 28 October 2000.

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Invisible ink was used as a security measure in the municipal elections in Kosovo, 28 October 2000.

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Kosovo voters turn out in massive numbers on 28 October 2000 to take part in the first free and fair elections in their history.