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Key elements to effectively combating human trafficking today: National Action Plans

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What are the key elements to effectively combating trafficking in human beings today? National Action Plans (or NAPs) set out the vision for States' anti-trafficking efforts and transform strategies into

Key elements to effectively combating human trafficking today: Demand

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In the course of you watching this video, 2000 transactions with victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation will have occurred. 2000 victims who could not say no. Reducing demand cuts off the profits of trafficking and prevents it from occurring. But to do that – countries need the right laws and policies in place, including exit strategies for victims. Join us for the 23rd Alliance Conference, where we will discuss how national leadership can build solutions to end human trafficking. Learn more: 23rd Conference of the Alliance against Trafficking in Persons | OSCE.

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During his visit to Mostar Ambassador Aggeler met with Orhan Maslo, founder and director of Mostar Rock School. Mostar, 12 April 2023

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Ambassador Brian Aggeler at the meeting with Herzegovina Neretva Canton Prime Minister, Nevenko Herceg. MOSTAR, 14 April 2023

Young Women for Peace Initiative: Anna Popsui

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The OSCE Secretary General Helga Maria Schmid launched the Young Women for Peace Initiative which gathered women peacebuilders from across the OSCE region.

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The northwest part of BiH is home to some of the country’s most striking natural wonders. The area is also home to a relatively new network of mountaineers promoting outdoor recreation and environmental protection.

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A member of Public Councils on Police Reform receiving a Certificate of Appreciation for community policing services in Kabodiyon district of the Khatlon region, 10 April 2023.

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Ukrainian legal practitioners debate use of international tolls to defend human rights at the round table “The role of the ECHR and the practice of the ECtHR in the system of justice in Ukraine: experience of the quarter-century and new challenge”, organised with the OSCE support in Ivan Franko Lviv National University, 10 June 2022.

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Staff of State Bureau of Investigation is taking part at a training organized jointly by the OSCE and Council of Europe in Odesa, 1 September 2021.

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Roma human rights activists Lois Brookes-Jones and Linda Greta Zsiga speak at an ODIHR event in Warsaw. 25 September 2019.

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Members of the Team for guide and dog training in the Special Police Unit with their K9 dogs, Podgorica, 31 March 2023.

Underwater security training for divers of Coast Guard Service of Border Service of National Security Committee of Kazakhstan

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The OSCE Programme Office in Astana held the training for divers in the vicinity of Quryq seaport, Mangystau province, 12-30 September 2022 to counter transnational threats, including terrorism. The OSCE transferred them the new equipment and familiarised the divers with the regulations, international and national diving standards, and particularities of underwater activities in a range of environments. The theoretical and practical training also covered personal safety while diving at different depths and using the newly acquired equipment.