Publications

This brief provides guidance to support those working for the integration of gender into early warning systems.

This guidance provides practical information for OSCE participating States on how to establish and structure National Survivors of Trafficking Advisory Councils (NSTACs).

↓  The Western Balkans Trial Monitoring Report ↓ Regional Factsheet Presence in Albania: ↓  Raport Mbi Monitorimin E Proceseve Gjyqësore Në Ballkanin Perëndimor ↓  Albania Factsheet Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina: ↓  Izvještaj o praćenju sudskih postupaka na Zapadnom Balkanu ↓  Bosnia and

The OSCE Mission to Montenegro supported the development of an assessment and mapping of illegal dumping of hazardous material sites and other forms of environmental crime, which provides analysis of dump sites, the current status of investigations and a detailed report and plan for the way forward.

This report highlights the systemic problems that judicial systems across the Western Balkans region encounter. From lack of resources and accountability, the obstacles may seem daunting. Rather than simply cataloguing the problems, though, the report charts a course for addressing them through evidence-based analysis and actionable recommendations.

This guide, which is built around ten key guiding principles, is aimed at national stakeholders who are interested in the meaningful and considerate inclusion of hate crime victims’ voices in policymaking and policy implementation processes.

The bi-annual newsletter introduces highlights of the Office's activities for the 1st half of 2011.

This paper provides an overview of the existing links between disability and trafficking in human beings, how persons living with disability are affected by trafficking, and to what extent legal standards, policy frameworks, and anti-trafficking measures integrate concerns associated with disabilities. This analysis is approached from four distinct perspectives: disability as an enhanced vulnerability factor that traffickers target; disability as a feature of exploitation; disability as a result of trafficking and exploitation; and disability of trafficking survivors as a factor in accessing justice, protection, employment, health, and rehabilitation services. Finally, the paper presents a series of recommendations and potential strategies aimed at elevating awareness and prioritizing the disability dimension within efforts to combat human trafficking.

This report provides a comprehensive overview of all police-related projects, activities and events, which draw on the combined strength of the OSCE’s Institutions and its network of field operations, often cutting across the OSCE’s three security dimensions.

Newsletter by the OSCE Secretariat