Publications

The OSCE invites you to apply for the 11th OSCE Dialogue Academy for Young Women, which will take place from 5 to 15 October 2025, in Nova Gorica/Gorizia (Slovenia/Italy). In total, 24 successful applicants who meet the qualification criteria will be selected to participate in the 2025 Dialogue Academy. Send your application by midnight CET, 20 July 2025.

An analysis of the OSCE Mission to Serbia's monitoring results. The report was created in the framework of the EU funded “Support to Monitoring of National War Crimes Trials (Phase III)” project. The findings contained in the report are based on the analysis of a large volume of data collected through monitoring of war crimes proceedings held in Serbia between 2020 and 2023.

The OSCE Mission in Kosovo invites university students from diverse communities to apply for a five-day practical training on Documentation of Cultural Heritage Assets. The training will take place from 18 to 22 August 2025 where students will learn about the history of Letnicë/Letnica, and how to best document heritage assets. Since 2018, these camps have provided young people with unique opportunities to protect and promote cultural heritage. Apply to be part of this experience, by 31 July 2025 CoB.

Anti-Roma racism and discrimination against Roma and Sinti communities continues to persist in various forms across the OSCE area. We often witness human rights violations and racist and discriminatory practices that impede the participation of Roma and Sinti in all walks of life.

Published by the OSCE Presence in Albania as part of its project “Assisting the National Authorities of the Republic of Albania to Decrease the Risk of Weapon Proliferation and Misuse of Small Arms and Light Weapons” funded by EU, Germany and France.

Parliamentary oversight is one of the core tasks of parliaments and, alongside their legislative and representative roles, is a fundamental element of any effective system of democratic governance.

Trafficking in human beings (THB), a modern form of slavery, is a complex and multidimensional crime that severely violates human rights and dignity. It affects all OSCE participating States and often transcends borders, requiring international, national and regional co-operation. THB can affect individuals of any gender, age, race or religion. OSCE participating States have committed to taking action to prevent THB, prosecute perpetrators, and protect victims. The OSCE supports participating States by assisting in implementing commitments and developing effective policies to combat THB.