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20 years of the Copenhagen Document
Twenty years ago, representatives of the participating States of what was then the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe met in the Danish capital, where, after more than three weeks of negotiations, they reached an agreement on a landmark document that would become the fundamental rulebook for the entire OSCE region in the broad areas of democracy and human rights - the Copenhagen Document.
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