Event archive
October 2020
Trafficking of Women and Girls: A Form of Gender-Based Violence
Easy to Read Methodology for Disabled Persons’ Organizations in Central Asia
The four-day webinar will focus on on the use of the Easy-to-Read methodology as a tool for inclusion.
Access to information and freedom of the media
Democracy, human rights and the pandemic: impact and opportunities
Panel discussion aiming to review the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on democratic institutions, and on fundamental rights and freedoms.
Addressing Emerging Human Trafficking Trends and Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic
ODIHR and UN Women will host a webinar to discuss the policy recommendations report on the topic
Defending and promoting rule of law principles: Challenges and ways forward
Online Launch of Holocaust Memorial Days: An overview of remembrance and education in the OSCE region
The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (OSCE) is organising an online event on education and remembrance of the Holocaust.
Combating Racism and Discrimination against the Roma and Sinti
ODIHR Online Dialogue on Harassment, Violence and Abuse within Armed Forces
September 2020
Addressing Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance and Discrimination in the OSCE Region, with a Focus on Youth
2020 NHRI Academy: The human rights perspective on migration
Three decades of upholding democracy and human rights: Opening webinar
Roma civil society meeting: Enhancing cooperation on advocacy and human rights monitoring
Online meeting to enhance advocacy and human rights monitoring - a networking event of Roma civil society
Online training: Women leadership and politics in Kazakhstan
A cross-party seven-day online training for women politicians and leaders from Kazakhstan
Human rights defenders in Montenegro: Online event on findings and recommendations of ODIHR’s assessment visit

Connecting the Dots: Strengthening youth engagement in political and public life
This event will focus on deepening understanding of the needs and contributions of young people to political and public life across the OSCE region