Publications

In 2020, the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights has promoted publications focused on key topics such as COVID-19, hate crime, gender equality and human rights in detention.

This publication describes possible ways to introduce models of Press Ombudsperson/Media Ethics Focal Point, elaborated by experts engaged by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine. The models are based on analysis of international practices of self- and co-regulation and on specifics of

The Handbook for Economic Journalists, a publication intended for everyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of economic topics. Along with instructions on how to write an engaging economic newspaper article, how to produce a good radio or TV report, as well as tips about what an economic journalist should know, the handbook also contains a list of sources, along with key economic terms. The publication produced with the support of the OSCE Mission to Serbia is available in Serbian language.

This programme sets out the priorities of the Swedish OSCE Chairpersonship.

Published by the OSCE Presence in Albania

The Handbook was developed by the Academy for Judges and Public Prosecutors and supported by the Mission. The publication aims at assisting the candidates for judges and public prosecutors to correctly use Macedonian language in drafting legal acts and other documents within their initial training program. The Handbook was also designed to help all judges and public prosecutors and legal practitioners in their everyday work. Not available in English.

In this publication, experts analyze the process of project-based co-financing of media content of public interest based on data collected within the project the Open Data- a tool for better project co-financing of media content available at the following web address (further use is possible in

This document contains an overview of the topics covered in the training courses implemented through the LIVE project.

Sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) is a persistent problem in places of deprivation of liberty. This guidance note is designed to help all detention monitoring mechanisms integrate the issue of SGBV in their ongoing work. The document summarizes the importance of monitoring for SGBV and provides practical suggestions on how to incorporate these considerations into monitoring work without further endangering those at risk.