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Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia Ambassador Peter Burkhard receives an award from the Roma National Council in recognition of the important work done by the OSCE Mission to Serbia to promote greater inclusion of Roma and Sinti into mainstream society and improve their access to basic services like education, adequate housing and healthcare, Belgrade, 8 April 2014.
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(L-R) Paula Thiede, the Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia and Zoran Djordjevic, the State Secretary of the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Serbia at the opening of the workshop on OSCE Code of Conduct on politico-military aspects of security, Belgrade, 27 March 2014.
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Mr. Jean-Daniel Ruch (r), Ambassador of Switzerland to Serbia, during opening of the regional workshop on strengthening the role of civil society organization in the Western Balkans in preventing torture and in fighting hate crime, Belgrade, 24 February 2014.
Multimedia Guide Code of conduct for local officials in Serbia
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This multimedia guide, on the code of conduct for local officials in Serbia, was produced by the OSCE Mission to Serbia. It consists of a documentary that presents the principles of the code of conduct, and the examples of best practices in monitoring public ethical standards, and mechanisms for
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Journalist Zsuzsanna Szerencsés (r) who was awarded the Mission's 2013 Person of the Year Award for her promotion of freedom of expression and democratic dialogue, alongside the Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia Ambassador Peter Burkhard, Belgrade, 11 December 2013.
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Some twenty leading female professionals from Serbian business, public and civil sectors, taking part in an OSCE-supported "Mentor's Walk" through Belgrade city centre, aimed at promoting women mentoring programme, gender equality and strengthening of economic and professional position of women in Serbia, Belgrade, 16 November 2013.
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OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities Knut Vollebaek visits the new university department of economics in Bujanovac, southern Serbia.
Managing Serbia's Ammunition
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The CASM programme: An animated video describing an ammunitions demilitarization and disposal programme in Serbia.
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OSCE Mission Campaigns to Raise Environmental Awareness in Serbia
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Serbia has, for many years, been shoving the importance of environmentalism “under the rug”.
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The last stop on the 2013 Aarhus Outreach Campaign was Belgrade. As the most urban area in Serbia, Belgrade also proved to have the most people interested in the cause. Even though many people stopped at the stand and learned about the Aarhus Convention, Belgrade does have the highest rate of pollution in the country. Furthermore, despite the size of the city and the fact that it is the capital of Serbia, Belgrade does not have its own Aarhus Centre, 21 August.
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Young Aarhus Centre network volounteers explaining to citizens of Zrenjanin the importance of implementing the Aarhus Convention in Serbia, during an OSCE-supported awareness-raising campaing on citizens' participation in planning and the decision-making process in environmental matters at the local level. Zrenjanin, 3 August 2013.
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An Aarhus volunteer presents the outline of the Aarhus Convention to a passerby in Pirot. The majority of the volunteers in the Aarhus project in Serbia are young people who have a background in Environmental Studies, Pirot, 6 August 2013.