Publications

The brochure provides key information about the Model OSCE 2019 conference, taking place on 26-29 September 2019 in Moldova. The deadline for application to attend is 20 August 2019.

A concise overview of the activities of the OSCE Mission to Moldova.

Information on the available remedies and state authorities competent to address various legal issues is especially important for socially vulnerable people, including those who may not have sufficient means to seek legal assistance. This handbook is written in an accessible language and provides concise and practical information on what institutions one can address when faced with a problem of legal nature. Not available in English.

The brochure provides key information about the Model OSCE 2017 conference, taking place on 26-29 October 2017 in Moldova. The deadline for application to attend is 11 September 2017.

In 1993, the Conference for Security and Co-operation in Europe (now the OSCE) established a Mission in Moldova to support efforts to find a peaceful solution to the conflict.

This publication will assist law students and other interested persons in organizing and conducting lectures in local communities aimed at raising the public awareness of state guaranteed legal aid in Moldova. The purpose of the publication is to provide answers to questions such as how to plan a public lecture, how to identify topics of interest, whom to invite to public lectures, when and how to conduct these events, who else can be involved and what methods should be used in order to ensure that the audience understands the message and that the goals of the lecture are attained. It is produced as part of a project implemented jointly by the OSCE Mission to Moldova and the Chisinau-based NGO Institute for Penal Reform. It is not available in English.

This Guide contains a brief overview of the system of state guaranteed legal aid in Moldova and defines the potential role of law students in this system. It outlines steps to be followed when interacting with beneficiaries of primary legal aid, as well as a number of certain administrative and logistical procedures. The Guide is intended for use by law students and those working in the system of state guaranteed legal aid. Its aim is to enhance the protection of the rights of vulnerable persons and to strengthen the professional capacity of future lawyers. The guide has been produced as part of a project implemented jointly by the OSCE Mission to Moldova and the Chisinau-based NGO Institute for Penal Reform. It is not available in English.

The publication “Violence in the Family in the Republic of Moldova. Judicial practice and national and European normative acts” has been compiled by the OSCE Mission to Moldova in partnership with NGO “Honour and Rights of Contemporary Women” from Balti and Causeni Law Centre. It is intended for the use of legal professionals responsible for examining cases of domestic violence. It contains the national legislation on preventing and combating domestic violence, along with the European Convention and its Explanatory Commentary on preventing and combating domestic violence, and the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights against the Republic of Moldova on cases of domestic violence. The publication is available in Romanian only.

Brochure: Model OSCE in Moldova includes information on the Model OSCE simulation game, which will take place at the end of September 2013, and on how interested and eligible students can apply for it.

A report on the status, educational activity and operation of Moldovan-administered schools in Transdniestria teaching in the Latin script.