Publications

This manual is intended to provide an introduction to the broad areas of knowledge, skills, and techniques necessary to conduct field investigations into war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. It is aimed at prosecutors, investigators and other investigation staff; all those whose duties bring them into contact with criminal investigations of this nature.

September/October issue of the ODIHR e-newsletter.

A short portion of articles is available in English.

Produced by the OSCE participating States and the FSC Support Section, Conflict Prevention Centre, OSCE Secretariat

The publication summarizes incidents of violence and intimidation directed against reporters and news outlets in Armenia in 2012, including the legal suits filed on charges of slander and insult. Prepared by the Investigative Journalists NGO, supported by the OSCE Office in Yerevan.

This guidebook is a useful tool for the identification of human trafficking cases. It helps to better understand the consequences of being a victim of this crime. It also provides guidance on how to determine and consider the special needs of victims taking into account age and gender aspects. It contains methodological recommendations on how to provide the assistance needed and better use resources of other social service providers, including community resources. The book is not available in English.

The purpose of this report is to provide an assessment of the main developments since 2006 until 2011 in the areas which are vital for police reform in Montenegro.

A study carried out by among 4,000 students from 40 secondary schools countrywide in 2009. This study focuses primarily on the role of schools in shaping perceptions and the development of awareness of other ethnic groups, of positive and negative feelings towards other ethnic groups, as well as on teachers' comments about other ethnic communities and students' views of the causes of tensions among ethnic groups in schools.

The publication includes a compilation of legal regulations on the general competences of the Ombudsman.

This publication is a guide for the proper identification and disposal of medical waste. It was developed with the support of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro as a training material for medical employees in hospitals and primary health care centres in Montenegro.