Publications

Volume 3 examines specifics of psychological assistance to different categories of people, in particular internally displaced persons, war veterans and their family members, survivors of captivity and tortures, peculiarities of work with children experienced trauma. Problem of mental health and professional burnout of specialists providing such assistance is also in focus.

Volume 2 presents international approved approaches in psycho-social support and assistance to facilitate post-crisis growth and positive changes for affected people and for all society. Available in Ukrainian only.

Volume 1 covers methodological approaches to rehabilitation psychology, organization of psychological rehabilitation in different countries of the world for population affected by trauma situations, it also outlines psychodiagnostic tools. Available in Ukrainian only.

The purpose of this handbook is to provide better guidance to ODIHR election observation missions and teams on how to assess the resolution of election disputes as part of the overall observation of an election.

This is an easy-to-read version of ODIHR's Guidelines to Promote the Political Participation of Persons with Disabilities. It helps people with intellectual disabilities to access this information. This Guide  gives information to political parties and parliaments to help engage and empower

This report focuses on the findings of the OSCE-led survey on the Well-being and Safety of Women and their implications for disadvantaged women. It focuses on the broader trends that emerged around the experiences of different demographic groups of women across the region and how disadvantaged groups of women are affected by violence compared with women generally.

This publication is designed to clarify the interrelationship between freedom of religion and security in light of the OSCE’s comprehensive framework for peace and security. It further explains the nature, status and scope of freedom of religion or belief as enshrined in OSCE commitments and international and regional standards. Finally, it provides guiding principles, practical guidance and recommendations to address a number of issues of note at the intersection of freedom of religion or belief and security in the OSCE region.

This report presents a detailed overview of the research methods used for collecting the quantitative and qualitative data on women’s personal experiences of various forms of violence and the interviews conducted with key experts.

The OSCE invites applications for the WOmentorship for Dialogue programme. The project will match mentors and mentees from Prishtinë/Priština and Belgrade and it is intended to provide support to girls between the age of 16-18 by offering them guidance and advice. The programme will begin with a meeting on the 27th-29th September in Niš. It will focus on gender equality, leadership and promoting dialogue, and it will strengthen participants’ practical skills agreed between the mentors and the mentees.