Event archive
March 2021
Law Enforcement and the Jewish Community in Serbia: Raising Awareness and Building Effective Communication
Survivor-led forum to explore and combat gender violence
Countering Hate Crime in Cyprus: Cooperation between National Stakeholders
Amplifying Survivor Voices with Feminist Superheroes
Violence Against Women in Politics: Experiences and Ways Forward for Women Leaders
ODIHR and UN Women co-host and event aimed at identifying solutions for the violence experience by women in politics
The role of civil society in eliminating incentives for torture in Ukraine
This webinar is part of ODIHR’s work on torture prevention, specifically of our project on Advancing the Human Dimension of Security in Ukraine.
The Relation between Police and Roma: Advancing the Human Dimension of Security in Ukraine
ODIHR is organising workshops related to the Odesa and Kyiv regions as part of its project titled “Advancing the Human Dimension of Security in Ukraine”
Supplementary Human Dimension Meeting (SHDM) I on Media Freedom and Gender Equality
ODIHR's Supplementary Human Dimension Meeting (SHDM) on media freedom and gender equality will take place on 8-9 March 2021
Upholding Human Rights of the Armed Forces Personnel: Publication Launch
ODIHR’s Gender Matters series: Addressing Violence against Women in Politics
February 2021
Combatting torture in the OSCE region: Workshop for field operations
Fair trial rights and trial monitoring during COVID-19: Expert meeting
January 2021
Training for Civil Society on Addressing Anti-Christian Hate Crime
International Survivors of Trafficking Advisory Council: Official Launch Event
The International Survivors of Trafficking Advisory Board (ISTAC) brings together 21 leading survivors of human trafficking from across the OSCE
Third ECPR-ODIHR Winter School on Political Parties and Democracy
This event will bring together a team of academics and practitioners to train a group of 20 MA/PhD researchers, practitioners and civil society activists.
December 2020
Online Training to Address Hate Crime against Migrants in South-Eastern Europe
The event will enable participants to identify potential bias-motivated crimes