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In November 2021, ODIHR conducted a comprehensive evaluation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, engaging with numerous state representatives and civil society actors. This exploration aimed to uncover both commendable practices and …
Assessing Human Rights Defenders: Findings from Bosnia and Herzegovina Read More
In conclusion, the joint statement underscores the unwavering commitment of multiple nations to support Georgia against the backdrop of recent human rights violations. The call for an immediate cessation of …
The Collective Commitment to Human Rights in Georgia: A Call for Peace and Accountability Read More
The dire human rights crisis in Ukraine underscores an alarming surge in violence, revealing the stark reality of civilian suffering amid relentless assaults and widespread persecution in occupied territories. Reports …
Escalating Human Rights Violations in Ukraine Amid Intensified Conflict Read More
In conclusion, the plight of human rights in Belarus paints a troubling picture of repression and violation that persists more than four years after a tainted election. With around 1,300 …
Call for Action: Human Rights and Free Elections in Belarus Read More
The OSCE’s ODIHR stresses the need to prosecute hate crimes properly, revealing gaps in legislation through their annual report. Nearly 10,000 cases were reported, and a new guide aims to …
ODIHR Calls for Stronger Prosecution and Support for Hate Crime Victims Read More
On July 4, 2024, the United States affirmed its commitment to the universality and indivisibility of human rights, linking these principles directly to the nation’s history. The OSCE plays a …
Reaffirming Human Rights: A Commitment to Universality and Indivisibility Read More