Programmes and Projects Human Rights Programmes Region/Country Included work on: Human Rights and Anti-Terrorism OSCE Region • Promoting Countering Terrorism and Protecting Human Rights: A Manual (English- and Russian-language versions) • Training for public officials and counter-terrorism practitioners (Turkmenistan and Tajikistan) • Training on human rights and counter-terrorism for the OSCE Border Management Staff College Human Rights Education and Training OSCE Region • Promoting Human Rights Education in the School Systems of Europe, Central Asia and North America: A Compendium of Good Practice (Russian-language version) • Field testing the handbook Promoting and Protecting Human Rights Through Civic Participation and updating the manual Teaching Human Rights in School and Beyond (Belarus) • Training for civil society Support to Human Rights Defenders and National Human Rights Institutions OSCE Region • Outreach to civil society and co-ordination with other international organizations • Survey on co-operation between civil society and national human rights institutions (NHRIs) in OSCE participating States • Capacity building for government officials, human rights defenders and NHRIs (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) • Training on monitoring places of detention, assembly monitoring and effective communication (Azerbaijan and Georgia) • Monitoring freedom of assembly (Kazakhstan) • Peer-to-peer review of practices, mechanisms and laws that facilitate government-NGO relations (Central Asia) Human Rights and Armed Forces OSCE Region • Promoting the Handbook on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of Armed Forces Personnel (Albania, Eastern Europe,Georgia, Serbia and Turkmenistan) • Assistance on alternatives to military service (Belarus) Anti-Torture Azerbaijan Kazakhstan • Assistance on the legal frameworks for national preventive mechanisms • Promoting dialogue between civil society and government to implement commitments on the prevention of torture Anti-Trafficking OSCE Region • Supporting human rights-compliant approaches to trafficking (Azerbaijan, Serbia, Turkey and Turkmenistan) • Analysis of the impact of social-integration policies on vulnerable groups • Human rights protection in the return of trafficked persons; promoting human rights safeguards in the return of trafficked persons (Albania, Germany, Italy, Spain, Ukraine and the United Kingdom) • Written guidelines for criminal justice actors on the rights of victims of crimes, including trafficked persons (Albania) • Co-ordination between the politico-military, economic and environmental, and human dimensions of security in OSCE antitrafficking efforts • Outreach to trafficked and vulnerable persons in immigration detention (Poland); to marginalized communities; to migrants and migrant workers (Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Poland and Serbia); and peer education (Albania) • Capacity building and exchange of practices between OSCE participating States 64 ODIHR Annual Report 2010