Publications

A report identifying patterns of human rights violations affecting human rights defenders in the OSCE area in the period from April 2006 to April 2007.

Published by the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, the book serves to showcase examples of multi-stakeholder approaches to Internet Governance from across the OSCE region.

The results of a survey conducted by the OSCE Mission to Serbia and the Centre for Political Studies and Public Opinion on the state of media freedom in Serbia in 2008.

This handbook provides domestic observer groups with methodologies and tools they can use to develop a comprehensive and systematic approach to election observation.

Newsletter of the OSCE Mission to Croatia. In this issue: NGOs; Open doors of the Mission; A touch of humanity- Children's smile; The Spokesperson's Office.

Published in co-operation with a number of civil society organizations, active in the human rights arena, this guide calls the public’s attention to the issue of discrimination in the country. Issues were identified in the socio-cultural context, the legal framework and the institutions. The programme “Macedonia without Discrimination” was developed based on these findings.

This tool is directed toward the personnel responsible for justice reform within national governments, international and regional organisations and donors. Parliamentarians, law societies and judges networks, civil society organisations and researchers focusing on justice reform may also find it useful.

Newsletter of the OSCE Mission to Croatia. In this issue: Judicial backlog; Sarajevo and Palic Processes; Tolerance; Police Affairs Unit

The publication provides guidelines to representatives of local-self government in Serbia on how to be more accountable for their actions and enable the public to obtain clear information from them.

This thematic compilation is Volume 1 of the two-volume second edition of this publication.