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High school students from different regions of Moldova prepare their introductory arguments for a youth debate tournament organized by the OSCE Mission to Moldova, Comrat, 25 September 2015.

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Tom Wuchte, former Head on Anti-Terrorism Issues, and OSCE Youth Ambassadors- together, across countries and generations, against violent extremism, Warsaw, 25 September 2015.

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OSCE Youth Ambassadors from Albania and United Kingdom at the OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting, Warsaw, 25 September 2015.

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Students from the Institute of International Relations of Turkmenistan’s Foreign Ministry and the International University for Humanities and Development show cards in response to questions asked by a lecturer during the OSCE-organized course on preventive diplomacy and negotiation in a neutral state, Ashgabat, 22 September 2015.

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Representatives of the Union of High School Student Parliaments from Novi Pazar discussing youth perceptions on security in Novi Pazar and the role of the local Municipal Safety Council, with Ambassador Peter Burkhard. Novi Pazar, 22 September 2015.

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Participants of a three-day training on dialogue facilitation aimed at young people, 7-9 September, Kyiv.

#OSCEyouth for #UnitedCVE (part 3): Empowering to protect

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Social injustices and lack of economic perspectives breed frustrations and disillusion. We need to help young people fulfil their potential. OSCE Youth Ambassadors address their peers and policy makers.

#OSCEyouth for #UnitedCVE (part 1): Understanding the vulnerabilities

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Preventing terrorist radicalization requires a joint action through all three dimensions of the OSCE work: human rights, economic and environmental, and politico-military. OSCE Youth Ambassadors join the #UnitedCVE campaign and explain why young people are particularly vulnerable.

#OSCEyouth for #UnitedCVE (part 2): Giving youth a voice in the society

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The fewer alternatives to effectively participate in society, the more powerful the appeal of violent extremism. The OSCE Youth Ambassadors speak up to give a young people’s perspective.

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“Working with Youth for Youth: Protection against Radicalization” conference

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OSCE Youth Ambassadors, representatives of the OSCE executive structures and civil society discussing best ways to tackle the terrorist radicalization of youth.

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OSCE Youth Ambassadors from Netherlands, Osiris Hoepel, and Bulgaria, Vassilena Ninova, supporting #UnitedCVE campaign, “Working with Youth for Youth: Protection against Radicalization” conference, Belgrade, 3 September 2015.

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Ambassador Sanja Milinković, Deputy Chairperson of the OSCE Permanent Council and Deputy Permanent Representative of Serbia to the OSCE, with Vesna Vidojević, Serbian Ministry for Youth and Sports, supporting #UnitedCVE campaign, “Working with Youth for Youth: Protection against Radicalization” conference, Belgrade, 3 September 2015.