Publications

This publication offers comprehensive guidance on how to conduct human rights and gender self-assessment in the armed forces to contribute to proper respect for, protection and promotion of the human rights and fundamental freedoms of armed forces personnel.

This guide is designed as a practical tool for journalists and citizens to better understand the court proceedings. The Guide seeks to provide practical and easily understandable guidelines, deliberately structured for non-lawyers. Its contents offer explanations of the most pertinent and critical

This Research on Youth and Security provides an overview on young people's perceptions, views, and attitudes towards security and safety in North Macedonia, their participation in formal and informal peace processes, the peace and security agenda, and issues countering and preventing violent

The Property Rights Monitor is a bi-annual publication of the observations of OSCE field monitoring Kosovo wide and aims to provide an overview of the situation in the field of property and housing rights of non-majority community members and displaced persons.

The OSCE Mission in Kosovo continually supports young lawyers with specialized knowledge in property rights issues, including international standards on the protection of human rights with a focus on vulnerable communities’ property rights. To further the knowledge and practical skills of young lawyers, the OSCE calls for five master- level law students, including from non-majority communities and three civil law professors to apply for a three-day visit to European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in Strasbourg. Deadline for submissions, 22 August 2024, CoB.

This publication, intended for gender equality and party development experts from political parties across the OSCE region and beyond, complements ODIHR's online gender audit tool and provides practical guidance on how to conduct gender audits and implement gender action plans.

Mass media play crucial role in ensuring gender equality. Biased and unprofessional coverage strengthens stereotypes and perpetuates existing disbalances in the roles traditionally attributed to women and men in social life. On the contrary, quality work of a journalist gives the audience a clear

This guidance provides practical information for OSCE participating States on how to establish and structure National Survivors of Trafficking Advisory Councils (NSTACs).

This publication of the OSCE Presence in Albania offers guidance for the child protection workers and any other stakeholder that works with trafficked children on how to provide immediate and long-term protection to every child victim of trafficking and exploitation. It is part of the project “Strengthening Albania’s law-enforcement and prosecution capacities and multi-agency co-operation in combatting trafficking in human beings”, funded by the United Kingdom, Norway and Italy.