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The recruitment and training of 1,000 police cadets by July 2003 was a key target of the August 2001 Ohrid Agreement and important part of the OSCE's mandate in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

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The recruitment and training of 1,000 police cadets by July 2003 was a key target of the August 2001 Ohrid Agreement and important part of the OSCE's mandate in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

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The recruitment and training of 1,000 police cadets by July 2003 was a key target of the August 2001 Ohrid Agreement and important part of the OSCE's mandate in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

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The recruitment and training of 1,000 police cadets by July 2003 was a key target of the August 2001 Ohrid Agreement and an important part of the work of the OSCE Spillover Monitor Mission to Skopje.

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Andrey Kandybko, Head of the OSCE Mission to Croatia Field Centre in Karlovac, talks to returnee Smilja Cakic about her experiences. She lived in a cowshed while legally battling for the repossession of her home. Her case was finally solved.

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Axel Jaenicke, Head of the Return and Integration Unit of the OSCE Mission to Croatia, helps returnee Gojko Jasnic with ownership documentation required for reconstruction assistance of his war-destroyed home.

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July 2003: Djuradj Lukac tells his story to Head of OSCE Mission to Croatia, Peter Semneby. After Lukac returned, he spent the first week camping under and oak tree in front of his occupied home.

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Since returning to Croatia in 1999, Gojko Jasnic has not been able to apply for government assistance to reconstruct his house. He has lived next to his destroyed home in a UNHCR tent that won't survive another winter.

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Elderly people represent the largest returnee population in Croatia. Widespread unemployment, difficulties in repossessing property, bureaucratic hurdles are the chief problems still deterring a large scale return of refugees.

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The Head of the Georgian border guards, General Valeri Chkheidze (right), received the military equipment for the border monitors at the OSCE Mission, Tbilisi, 29 July 2003.

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Walter Schwimmer, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, addressed the OSCE Permanent Council in Vienna on 24 July 2003.

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Walter Schwimmer, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, at a press conference in Vienna on 24 July 2003.