Publications

The purpose of this Guide is to describe and analyze hate incidents and hate crimes faced by Roma and Sinti, as well as the corresponding security challenges.

In this issue: Roses and reforms: Picking up the pieces in Georgia; The MANPADS menace: Taking aim at the shoulder-fired missile threat; When an institution builds an institution: Freimut Duve and freedom of the media

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.

Newsletter of the OSCE Mission to Croatia. In this issue:National Minorities; Croatian Press Council established; Fourth Igman Initiative meeting; Goodbye to Belgium, Welcome to Spain; The Platform; Closure of Four Units; CSPM Unit

The guidebook “The public in the criminal procedure”, prepared by the OSCE Mission to Skopje and the Public Prosecutors Association, provides journalists with useful tips on how to effectively report on court proceedings. The publication gives an overview of all phases of the new criminal procedure, including the competences of all actors in the process,, exceptions to the right of the public to be present at trial hearing, the role of journalists in objective and accurate reporting of trials, and their accountability.

Ademi-Norac war crimes trial continues; Freelance journalist arrested; ODIHR to observe elections in Croatia; Vukovar seminar on national minorities; Ministry of Justice: anti-corruption training in Zadar; Completion of "Children Together 2007"

These Guidelines were jointly prepared by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (OSCE/ODIHR) and by the Council of Europe’s Venice Commission and adopted by the Venice Commission at its 125th online Plenary Session (11–12 December 2020).

Newsletter of the OSCE Mission to Croatia. In this issue: Media freedom; Training on electoral reporting for journalists; Slava Raskaj charity indoor football tournament; Refugees and returnees; Finance and Personnel Unit, Photo gallery.

Regional prosecutors agree to exchange 'inventories of war crimes cases; Gotovina requests ICTY to allow him to await trial in Croatia; ECHR and Croatian judiciary continue to address OTR; New Law on Foreigners provides favourable conditions for returnees

Visit to Croatia of the Permanent Representative of Finland to the OSCE; ICTY President and Chief Prosecutor Report to the UN Security Council, including developments in Croatia; Poor turnout at the Minority Elections for advisory bodies held on 17 June.