50  : :  HUMAN DIMENSION MEETINGS Human Dimension Meetings 2018 Representatives of OSCE participating States, civil society and international organizations come together annually at human dimension meetings to discuss human dimension commitments and review their implementation, while addressing human rights-related issues of common concern. The Human Dimension Implementation Meeting (HDIM) HDIM 2018 took place in Warsaw from 10 to 21 September, and addressed the wide range of OSCE human dimension commitments. In 2018, three of the topics were specially selected: Freedom of the Media; the Rights of Migrants; and Combating Racism, Xenophobia, Intolerance and Discrimination. The HDIM, the largest meeting of its kind, was attended by 1,477 participants (690 women, 777 men, 10 undisclosed) this year. All HDIM related materials are accessible at www.osce.org/ odihr/hdim_2018. Supplementary Human Dimension Meetings (SHDM) SHDMs are informal meetings organized by the OSCE Chairmanship and ODIHR, in co-operation with other OSCE institutions and executive structures, to discuss key substantive concerns raised at previous HDIMs or OSCE review conferences. In 2018, the three SHDMs, all held in Vienna, focused on: • Child Trafficking – From Prevention to Protection, on 28 and 29 May, 135 participants (82 women, 53 men); • Countering Violence against Women – Everyone’s Responsibility, on 2 and 3 July, 131 participants (88 women, 42 men, 1 undisclosed); and • Human Rights and Education – Promoting human rights, peaceful coexistence and security in the OSCE region through education, on 8 and 9 October, 111 participants (58 women, 49 men, 4 undisclosed). All SHDMs related material is accessible at https://www.osce. org/odihr/supplementary-human-dimension-meetings.