ICLA at the OSCE

Articles relating to ICLA activity can be found HERE.

In one of the articles that we link to below Henrik R Clausen describes the OSCE as follows:

OSCE, the Organisation for Security and Coorperation in Europe, is an organisation created to follow up on the Helsinki Accords and ensure their full implementation in Europe and related countries. This is a noble purpose, but since organisations like this have an inherent risk to become narrow worlds of professionals, a watchful eye from the public may be useful to uphold the ideals…. OSCE is one of those great, classical organisations that listeners to news know about quite well. Statements and recommendations from OSCE weigh in heavily in political decision-making and it is thus quite an influential organisation. Participants are 56 countries, which includes Europe, Central Asia and North America, as well as large and small NGO’s from the area.

MEETINGS

Vienna, July 2009 Vienna OSCE Supplementary Human Dimension Meeting, 9-10 July 2009

Supplementary Human Dimension Meeting on Freedom of Religion or Belief, Vienna, 9-10 July, 2009: Documents on OSCE website for that meeting; ICLA Documents on OSCE website; Mission Europa Documents on OSCE website * Coverage on ICLA site:International Civil Liberties Alliance at the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) ICLA’s OSCE Paper Now Officially Online * Other Coverage: The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and the Counterjihad (Jihad Watch)   International Civil Liberties Alliance

Vienna November 2011 Vienna, 10 November 2011, First working session: Challenges and Perspectives for Prevention of Racism and Xenophobia

OSCE Meeting in Vienna: When good intentions go bad International Civil Liberties Alliance