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)
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