Publications

The publication presents the findings of the Mission's research on the sustainability of civil society organizations in Serbia.

Research by the Expert Group Initiative under the United Nations Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking. The exploratory research "Analysing the Business Model of Trafficking in Human Beings to Better Prevent the Crime" proposed by the OSCE in the context of an Expert Group Initiative under the United Nations Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking is an innovative study carried out by a team of internationally recognized experts. The team produced evidence-based research revealing criminal gangs and their modus operandi, thus helping to confront and dismantle the criminal business.

This research into the successful international practices of funding civil society organizations was carried out with support from the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine. It provides an in-depth analysis of six European countries as a reference for understanding civil society organizations’ finances from both state or non-state sources. It is available in both English and Ukrainian.

Research report by Giovanna Maiola, Osservatorio di Pavia, and Michael Meyer-Resende, Democracy Reporting International, for the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine.

The Annual Report on OSCE Activities provides an overview of the activities of the OSCE field operations and institutions, including the Secretariat. It is complemented by the Financial Report.

The ODIHR's annual report provides an overview of the Office's primary activities in the areas of elections, democratization, human rights, tolerance and non-discrimination, and Roma and Sinti issues.

This assessment analyses the right to compensation for trafficked persons in international law through the lens of a wide range of international standards that relate to combating trafficking, the rights of crime victims, the rights of migrants, labour rights and the rights of victims of gender-based violence.

The target audience for this tool includes personnel responsible for SSR in security sector institutions, national government and parliament, international/regional organisations and donors, and civil society organisations. It is also designed for the staff of these organisations that are responsible for gender mainstreaming in the security sector.

The ODIHR continued in 2005 to conduct a broad range of activities aimed at fostering democracy and the rule of law, promoting and protecting human rights, combating tolerance and non-discrimination, and assisting participating States in the implementation of their commitments.

The Annual Report on OSCE activities provides an overview of the Organization's activities in its field operations and institutions as well as its co-operation with other international organizations.