Meeting or event Location Date Number of participants ODIHR session “What does it take to be an MP for 30 minutes? Parliamentary Dilemmas on Integrity and Anti-Corruption” at the OECD Anti-Corruption and Integrity Forum Paris 21 March 118 (66 women, 52 men) Thematic seminar: Individualization of criminal responsibility Minsk 21 March 19 (6 women, 13 men) Political parties and participation of persons with disabilities Tbilisi 24-25 March 54 (27 women, 27 men), 19 people with disabilities (9 women, 10 men) 4th Expert roundtable on the laws on the judiciary in Poland Warsaw 25 March 40 (17 women, 23 men) Meeting with women parliamentarians: Gendersensitive legislation in Belarus Minsk 27 March 16 women ODIHR/National Anti-Corruption Agency of Italy: Development of guidelines for codes of conduct for public administration Rome 4 April 38 (17 women, 21 men) Addressing violations of rights at the border - racism, xenophobia and hate crime and migration in SouthEastern Europe Zagreb 16-17 April 45 (30 women, 15 men) Lobbying as a corruption preventive measure inception course & workshop Belgrade 16-18 April 50 (36 women, 14 men) The crisis of political parties and representative democracy Tbilisi 5 May 58 (26 women, 32 men) ODIHR/Transparency International boot camp on political corruption Warsaw 8-10 May 66 (29 women, 37 men) Cities, migration and integration: Challenges, responsibilities and inspiration Prague 14 May 75 (45 women, 30 men) Annual trial-monitoring meeting Sarajevo 14-16 May 39 (18 women, 21 men) Roundtable on OSCE/ODIHR opinion on draft amendments to the law on appointment of Supreme Court Judges of Georgia Tbilisi 16 May 60 (35 women, 25 men) Expert group meeting: Transparency in Political Finance Prague 21 May 14 (5 women, 9 men) Launch of the Gender, Diversity and Justice publication Vienna 23 May 40 (20 women, 20men) Presentation of the OSCE/ODIHR Comments on the Draft Law on Prevention of Violence and Misbehaviour at Sports Events of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 27 May Approximately 15 (5 women, 10 men) Applying Article 4 (3): strategies for implementing the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Bishkek 27–28 May 64 (35 women, 29 men) Meeting on gender and the right to freedom of movement in the OSCE region: Determining potential gaps and solutions. Warsaw 30 May 28 (20 women, 8 men) 62 DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE OSCE

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