Appendix 1 from human rights violations and their negative impact on the short- and long-term effectiveness of policing. In addition, ODIHR contributed specific human rights expertise to a number of national and regional events, with a view to promoting human rights compliance in P/C VERLT in the countries concerned. In June, ODIHR participated in a national seminar on VERLT in Georgia and in an interregional conference on VERLT in Mongolia. Furthermore, ODIHR took part in several TNTD/ATU national workshops on the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes - in January in Uzbekistan, and in August in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. As a result of the January workshop, at the request of the Office of the Project Coordinator in Uzbekistan, ODIHR reviewed the regulatory framework concerning the country’s measures in countering the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes52. Trafficking in Human Beings From 16 to 18 October, during a Europol conference held in Lisbon, ODIHR delivered presentations on combating THB, and its work on NRMs for Children, focusing on the best interests of the child, trauma, and gender sensitive and human 52 Between October and December 2019, ODIHR published three separate legal analyses in that context: its comments on the counter-terrorism law, on the so-called “antiextremism” law and on relevant mass media regulations. The three sets of comments are available at: https://www.legislationline.org/odihr-documents/page/legal-reviews/ country/55/Uzbekistan/show. rights-based approaches. The panel discussion highlighted the approach of European and other international stakeholders in assisting EU countries in improving the early identification of child victims and developing their investigative capacity, while ensuring the protection of victims and the respect of their rights. From 22 to 24 April, ODIHR conducted a training on the interlinkages between proactive identification and investigation of trafficking cases in Tashkent. The training was attended by 18 participants, which included (three women and 15 men) police officers, border guards, prosecutors, judges and representatives from the MFA, Ministry of Labour, and civil society.   Border Security and Management / Customs On 21 June, ODIHR participated in the OSCE BMSC organized roundtable on “Co-operation in countering the threat of trafficking in human beings in context of border security and management”, organized in Dushanbe. During the roundtable, ODIHR delivered a presentation on human rights principles in border management and the identification of vulnerable groups. From 22 to 24 October, ODIHR delivered a session on bias, profiling, and stereotypes in border security at the OSCE Border Security and Management Training for Mediterranean ODIHR – Police-Related Activities 2019 18 16 Total 45 25 Information Exchange / Institution and Capacity-Building Analysis of Lessons Learned, Assessments and Guidelines Training ACTIVITIES ON: General Police Development and Reform 91% Threats posed by Criminal Activity 9% 141