Legislative Support Fund/Programme/Project Region/Country Included work on: Legislative Review Fund OSCE Region · Legal analyses of twelve pieces of legislation, including on countering extremism and terrorism (Moldova, Uzbekistan), equality before the law (Armenia), judicial reform (Moldova, Mongolia) and Assembly (Republika Srpska), National Human Rights Institutions (Slovakia), as well as the preparation of a comparative note on antidiscrimination legislation); · Finalization and adoption of the ODIHR-Venice Commission Guidelines on Freedom of Peaceful Assembly (3rd edition); · A meeting organized by the United Nations Human Rights Committee to discuss, inter alia, ODIHR’s written submission as part of the drafting of UNHRC’s General Comment on Article 21 (Freedom of Assembly); · Support and maintenance of co-operation with the ODIHR Panel of Experts on Freedom of Assembly and Association and the Core Group of Experts on Political Parties; · Improvement of the search function of Legislationline.org, ODIHR’s online legislative database; · Producing factsheets on requesting legislative assistance from ODIHR; · Participation in various meetings and lectures, including on The Shrinking of Legal Space for Civil Society in the European Union in Exeter, United Kingdom, The Crisis of Political Parties and Representative Democracy in Tbilisi and transparency in the parliament and co-operation with civil society on law making in Nur-Sultan. Strengthening Inclusive and Accountable Democratic Institutions in the OSCE Region OSCE Region · Legal analyses of legislation, including on judicial reform (Georgia, Mongolia, Poland), public participation of persons with disabilities (Poland) and a gender and diversity assessment of the Parliament’s Rules of Procedure (North Macedonia); · Preparation for and formation of the ODIHR ad hoc Expert Group on Democratic Law-Making and first meeting of the Expert Group in Venice, Italy; · Assessment of the law-making process of Uzbekistan, including an assessment visit and a follow-up visit to Tashkent; · Assessment visit to Armenia to discuss democratic law-making and judicial reform; · Follow-up visit to Tbilisi to present legal analysis on the appointment of Supreme Court judges; · Official visit of a delegation of the Senate and the Legislative Chamber of Uzbekistan to the Parliament of the Federal Republic of Germany; · Promotion and technical maintenance of www.legislationline.org; · Participation in the 40th annual meeting of European Co-ordination Committee on Human Rights Documentation (ECCHRD) in Vienna, Austria. ODIHR 2019 79