Kiev Declaration: OSCE Should Make Combating Torture a Priority
Civic Solidarity developed a policy document with analysis and recommendations on alarming human dimension issues across the OSCE region and on human dimensions issues in Ukraine
We, participants of the OSCE Civil Society Parallel Conference in Kiev, representing non-governmental organisations from many countries of Europe, Asia and North America, express our grave concern
Kiev Declaration: OSCE Should Make Combating Torture a Priority
Civic Solidarity developed a policy document with analysis and recommendations on alarming human dimension issues across the OSCE region and on human dimensions issues in Ukraine
We, participants of the OSCE Civil Society Parallel Conference in Kiev, representing non-governmental organisations from many countries of Europe, Asia and North America, express our grave concern regarding the brutal dispersal of peaceful demonstrations in Kiev, beatings of activists and journalists in various cities of Ukraine and mass violati
Civil society organisations of the OSCE region are invited to endorse or comment on the draft of the Kiev Declaration on torture.
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The Civic Solidarity Platform invites representatives of non-governmental organisations from throughout the OSCE region to participate in an OSCE Parallel Civil Society Conference that will take place 2-4 December 2013 in Kiev, Ukraine.
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Civil society organisations of the OSCE region are invited to endorse or comment on the draft of the Outcome Document of the OSCE Parallel Civil Society Conference.
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