4.2 Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina for measures aimed at strengthening local communities and government in CVE, developing stronger ties between media and law enforcement agencies, improving communications strategies of law enforcement agencies as part of CT strategy implementation, and conducting mapping of non-governmental organizations at the local level to facilitate better co-ordination. Illicit Drugs and Chemical Precursors From 2-3 July, over 30 representatives from ten OSCE participating States in South-Eastern Europe and experts from nine international and regional organizations met in Sarajevo to discuss co-operation among law enforcement agencies in combating the increasing spread of new psychoactive substances (NPS). The workshop was organized by TNTD/ SPMU in co-operation with the Mission and UNODC and with the support of the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC). This regional workshop provided participants with up-todate information on new trends and identification techniques for detecting NPS in the region, and increased awareness and knowledge on how to prevent the spread of NPS. Trafficking in Human Beings & Migration-Related Crimes From 17-18 November, the Mission, in co-operation with the BiH Ministry of  Foreign Affairs, organized the 8th Annual Review Conference on Compliance with the OSCE- UN  Security Commitments of BiH in Jahorina, BiH. More than 70 participants from government, civil society, and the expert community took part. The Annual Conference has become a key forum for reflection and dialogue among politicians and experts on security-related commitments and measures. During this year’s conference, special consideration was given to pressing security challenges, including irregular migration  and the refugee crisis as well as international commitments related to countering  radicalization and violent extremism. Cybercrime From 26- 27 November, the Mission, in co-operation with the Ministry of  Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH MoS), organized a roundtable in Sarajevo on procedures, roles  and responsibilities to addressing online content that incites violence. The roundtable  gathered 50 participants from the BiH MoS, relevant police bodies in BiH, the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH, Communications Regulatory Agency of BiH, Press Council in  BiH, internet service providers, telecommunications and online media companies, and  organizations working on media-related issues. The roundtable was organized as part of the ExB project, titled “Support the Dialogue on Prevention of Violent Extremism in Bosnia and Herzegovina”, funded by the US Department of State Bureau of Counterterrorism. Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina – Police-Related Activities 2015   Total  Information Exchange / Institution and Capacity-Building Training Analysis of Lessons Learned, Assessments and Guidelines  ACTIVITIES ON: General Police Development and Reform 74% Threats posed by Criminal Activity 26% 46