Publications

A preview of the special section on energy for participants in the 21st Economic and Environmental Forum.

These guidelines detail the components of a legal framework governing elections and the relevant standards for democratic elections. They are intended to contribute to uniformity, reliability, consistency and accuracy in the review and preparation of electoral legislation. Therefore these guidelines can provide guidance to both reviewers of electoral legislation and to national authorities when they draft or amend election-related documents.

This handbook is designed to provide basic guidance on how to observe the use of new voting technologies (NVT) in electoral processes. Several OSCE participating States have implemented or tested NVT during their elections, making use of electronic voting machines, ballot scanners, Internet voting or other electronic means. This handbook is designed to assist election observers in identifying and assessing the various elements of NVT that may impact the conduct of democratic elections.

A summary prepared by the OSCE Presence in Albania

These guidelines present approaches to be adopted when planning or implementing human rights education for health workers.

These guidelines present approaches to be adopted when planning or implementing education programmes for human rights activists.

‘Women Leaders’ Public Union developed this manual as part of the project on developing women entrepreneurship in the regions of Azerbaijan with financial support from the OSCE Office in Baku. The views set out in this manual are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official opinion of the OCSE Office in Baku. This document is not available in English.

Prepared by the OSCE Presence in Albania

This manual was developed and published within the framework of “Public Assembly Management” project implemented by the OSCE Office in Baku. The original version of the manual was prepared by Prof. Dr. Semiha AYDIN, Ali SEVİNÇ, Tayyip KARAHAN, Zafer KURT, Serhad YÖŞ and Eyyüp KAYA in Turkey under “Basic Training of Rapid Reaction Force” name, in 2011. This document is not available in English.

The manual is prepared and published with support of the OSCE Office in Yerevan on the basis of the Handbook on Human Rights in the Army launched by the OSCE ODIHR and DCAF.