Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2013

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Compilation of the monthly 2013 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2014

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Compilation of 12 monthly reports as published by VIASNA Center for Human Rights

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2019

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Compilation of 12 monthly reports of 2019 as published by VIASNA Center for Human Rights

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2020

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Compilation of 12 monthly reports of 2020 as published by VIASNA Center for Human Rights

Seminar on Economic Aspects of Security (2002)

Author(s): Claudio Zappulla,Ignac Golob,Bisera Turković,Anto Domazet,Ljubica Jelušič,Richard Temsch,Paolo Borgna,Dario Carminati,Nidia Casati,Robert Barić,Branislav Milinković,Neset Muminagić,Duško Vejnović,Peter Semneby,Alexander Alekseyev / Language(s): English

His Excellency Mr. Golob, Distinguished Ambassadors, Ladies and Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure that I welcome you to this seminar in Portoroz, Slovenia. Before proceeding, I wish to thank the Government of Slovenia for graciously allowing us to hold our seminar in beautiful Portoroz. Why this seminar? Why this topic? And. Why now? Perhaps those questions have crossed your mind as you received your invitation to participate in this seminar. “Why this seminar”. To answer this question I will briefly recall some events over the past few years that have led us to Portoroz today. The Agreement for Confidence – and Security Building Measures in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Article II, Annex 1b, Dayton Peace Accords) contains one particular provision for “voluntary measures”. Under the auspices of this provision we have, over the past few years, conducted numerous seminars on topics such as “Democratic Control of the Armed Forces”, “Military Support to Civilians in Cases of Man-Made or Natural Disaster”. In particular, the seminar on Democratic Control spawned a whole series of initiatives involving NATO and OHR, as well as a number of bilateral initiatives, most notably with Switzerland and Sweden which focussed on members of the BiH government and senior military officials. In tandem with these initiatives, my office, with the gracious help of a number of OSCE countries, has sponsored Code of Conduct seminars targeting junior and mid-level officers. These seminars are an introduction into the OSCE as a body and the Code of Conduct measures adopted by the OSCE. In addition to these efforts, and still under the auspices of the Article II Agreement, the members of the Joint Consultative Commission, the body that oversees implementation of the Agreement on Confidence – and Security-Building Measures in Bosnia and Herzegovina agreed that in the interest of greater confidence and transparency they would allow a team of international auditors to conduct an audit of their respective military budgets. The aim, of course, was to show that the budgets could no longer sustain the relatively large military forces maintained in Republika Srpska and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This audit process was hugely successful and evolved into a mammoth initiative that was given to Ambassador Beecroft and his staff. Arguably, it was this initial audit decision that has subsequently led to the tremendous restructuring and demobilization process that is on-going. This is of course a painful process but a necessary one that will lead to a military structure more compatible with actual defense and security needs and will move Bosnia and Herzegovina one step closer to European integration.

Human Rights Situation in Belarus: 2018. Analytical review

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Human Rights Situation in Belarus: 2015. Analytical review

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Human Rights Situation in Belarus: 2023. Analytical review

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2015

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Compilation of the monthly 2015 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2016

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Compilation of the monthly 2016 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2017

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Compilation of the monthly 2017 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2018

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

Compilation of the monthly 2018 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2021

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Compilation of the monthly 2021 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2022

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Compilation of the monthly 2022 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

Review-Chronicle of Human Rights Violations in Belarus in January 2023

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Compilation of the monthly 2023 Human-Rights-Reports as published by VIASNA Human Rights Center

The CURE Foundation Newsletter "She didn't ask for it!" – First edition

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Welcome to the first CURE Foundation Newsletter highlighting events and news from our community during the period January - March 2021 Enjoy reading and stay in touch!

The CURE Foundation Newsletter "She didn't ask for it!" – Second edition

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Welcome to the second CURE Foundation Newsletter highlighting events and news from our community Enjoy reading and stay in touch!

The CURE Foundation Newsletter "She didn't ask for it!" – Third edition

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Welcome to the third CURE Foundation Newsletter highlighting events and news from our community during the period July - September 2021. Enjoy reading and stay in touch!

The CURE Foundation Newsletter "She didn't ask for it!" – Fourth edition

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Welcome to the fourth CURE Foundation Newsletter highlighting events and news from our community during the period October - December 2021. Enjoy reading and stay in touch!

Fondacija CURE: Vijesti – Drugo izdanje u 2023. (April/Maj/Juni 2023.)

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Želimo dobrodošlicu povodom novih Vijesti Fondacije CURE koje obuhvataju događaje i novosti iz naše zajednice tokom perioda april - juni 2023. Uživajte u čitanju i ostanimo u kontaktu!