The OSCE-led Survey on the Well-being and Safety of Women in Ukraine is presented at an event in Kyiv, Ukraine. 27 November 2019 (Kostiantyn Chernichkin/OSCE)
Ukrainian judges from across the country learn to identify and address gender inequalities and discrimination policies at a training, organised by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator near Kyiv on 3 August 2018. This effort, implemented in partnership with the National School of Judges, aims to create a network of gender focal points who will act as “change agents” for fostering gender sensitive practices in the judiciary. (Anastasia Fomina/OSCE)
Officers of National Police trained to respond to domestic violence incidents in an interactive training room equipped by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine. Dnipro, 17 October 2018 (Yevhen Maloletka/OSCE)
From right to left: Henrik Villadsen, OSCE Project Coordinator in Ukraine, Tetiana Medun, Human Security Programme project officer and Dmytro Karakonstiantyn, Project Assistant are examining posters with messages to promote better law enforcement response to domestic violence before they are shipped to police departments across Ukraine. 6 March 2020. (Andrii Dziubenko/OSCE)
Media trainer Serhiy Shturhetsky explains specifics of gender-sensitive journalism to media professionals at a training course organised by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine, Odesa, 4 September 2014. (OSCE/Tetyana Medun)