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Police detained many demonstrators during disturbances in Baku, following the 15 October presidential election, which OSCE observers judged to have fallen short of international standards.

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Protesters took over an interior ministry truck and ran over several police officers during clashes in Baku's Azadliq Square on 16 October 2003, the day after presidential election.

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To maximize the impact of community policing, the OSCE Spillover Monitor Mission to Skopje delivers computers, printers and software to police in Tetovo, 14 October 2003.

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Uzbek border guards and customs officials at an OSCE training course at the Uzbek-Tajik border, October 2003.

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Minister for Human and Minority Rights Rasim Ljajic (centre) and OSCE Mission Deputy Head Mark Davison (right) in the Marathon of Peace, organized by municipalities in Serbia and Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1 October 2003.

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An Albanian voter casting her ballot during the local government elections held on 12 October 2003.

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An Albanian voter looks for her name on the voter lists for the 12 October 2003 local government elections, Tirana, 12 October 2003.

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A de-mining trainee in Tajikistan, the site of the OSCE's first mine action project.

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A de-mining trainee in Tajikistan, the site of the OSCE's first mine action project.

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A de-mining team on its way to a training site. Tajikistan is the site of the OSCE's first mine action project.

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A de-mining team on its way to a training site. The OSCE's first mine action project has been running in Tajikistan since May 2003.

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As the head of one of the 55 OSCE participating States, the late Pope John Paul II received 160 OSCE Parliamentarians in Vatican City on 10 October 2003. Left is former OSCE.