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L-r: OSCE Mission to Serbia representatives: Frank York, Chief Fund Administration; Ambassador Dimitrios Kypreos, Head of Mission; Daiana Falloni, Head of the Democratization Department; Tom Moore, Deputy Head of Mission; and Maja Grsic, Assistant Translator (back), welcome guests to the OSCE Mission to Serbia Annual Reception at Belgrade City Hall, 14 December 2011.

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Saša Janković, the Protector of Citizens, one of the three winners of the 2011 OSCE Mission to Serbia Person of the Year Award, during the award ceremony in Belgrade, 14 December 2011. Jankovic was awarded for his efforts in protecting citizens’ rights and investigating maladministration by public authorities and institutions.

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Ambassador Dimirios Kypreos (c) presents Nevena Petrušić (l), the Commissioner for Protection of Equality and Rodoljub Šabić (r), the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection, the 2011 OSCE Mission to Serbia "People of the Year” award at a ceremony at Belgrade City Hall, 14 December 2011.

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The Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Thomas Moore (l) and the Director of the Basic Police Training School, Biljana Puskar, speak after welcoming a group of young men and women, south Serbian Albanians, interested in joining the police service, to the Basic Police Training Centre in Sremska Kamenica, 25 November 2011.

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Some 50 ethnic Albanian young men and women interested in joining the police service learn about a career in the police, and the Basic Police Training Centre's application process and training programme, Sremska Kamenica, 25 November 2011. Their visit was organized by the OSCE Mission to Serbia with support from the German government.

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OSCE Mission supports national minority councils in communication skills

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In an effort to help the recently established National Minority Councils with their awareness-raising activities, the OSCE Mission organized a series of training programs dedicated to improvement of communication skills between council members and the media...

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The role of codes of conduct and ethics for members of parliament in representative democracies is the main topic of a conference co-organized by the OSCE Mission to Serbia that opened in Belgrade on 18 November 2011.

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The final take of a practice TV interview for Daniela Radu from the Romanian National Minority Council.

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Biljana Stepanovic, a prominent Serbian journalist and lecturer, watches Milos Lazic from the Slovak council as he prepares for a mock interview.

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Kristina Filkova, a member of the Slovak National Minority Council, listens to a presentation on the current media situation in Serbia, with special focus on media in minority languages, given by Dinko Gruhonjic, Chairman of the Independent Journalists' Society of Vojvodina (NUNV).

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Prominent Serbian journalists Sanda Savić (l) and Biljana Stepanović present communications techniques to members of three National Minority Councils.

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Thirteen representatives of Romanian, Slovakian and Ruthenian National Minority Councils took part in the media training in Novi Sad organized by the OSCE Mission to Serbia from 18-19 November. National Minority Councils offer Serbia’s national minorities an important voice in areas affecting culture, education, language and media.