Security and Human Rights Monitor

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Security and Human Rights Monitor

It focuses in particular on the inter-relationship between security and human rights. Content is produced under the guidance of an editorial board.

The Security and Human Rights Monitor provides regular updates on topical developments relevant to the mandate of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). Aim

The Security and Human Rights Monitor (SHRM) is a platform for debate, analysis, information, and developments relevant to the mandate of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). Historical ba

ckground

The SHRM is a combination of the respected journal Security and Human Rights (founded in 1990 and formerly known as Helsinki Monitor) and the former blog which was attached to the journal. The SHRM is administered under the auspices of the Netherlands Helsinki Committee (NHC), thanks to the generous support of donors. Contents

SHRM includes several components. These include policy (predominantly opinion and analysis), news, and interviews. Furthermore, readers will also find a selection of open-access, peer-reviewed articles, published by the acclaimed publisher Brill/Nijhoff. Scope/Topics

Cooperative security
East-West relations
European and Euro-Atlantic security
Conventional arms control
Conflict prevention
Mediation and conflict resolution
Protracted conflicts in the OSCE region
Cyber security
Confidence-building measures
Migration
Anti-radicalization
Counter-terrorism
Activities of OSCE Field Operations
Economic and environmental aspects of security
Minority issues
Democracy-building
Elections in the OSCE region
Human rights issues

Who We Are

The publications on the SHRM are supervised and reviewed by an Editorial Board and website editors, consisting of professionals and experts from across the OSCE region. The views expressed in the various articles represent those of the contributors.

13/03/2025

OSCE Secretary General Feridun H. Sinirlioğlu met with Russian FM Sergey Lavrov in Moscow last Tuesday, marking the first visit by an OSCE leader since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. With tensions high and peace efforts stalled, could the OSCE play a role in a future settlement? Read more: 🔗https://bit.ly/4iMfJyn

12/12/2024

🗣️ “...an overwhelming majority of states used their statements to clearly condemn Russia’s war against Ukraine and Moscow’s breach of the Helsinki Final Act.”

The 31st OSCE Ministerial Council opened in Malta last week, set against the backdrop of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Ministers discussed the OSCE’s relevance in times of intensifying geopolitical conflicts, while the OSCE continues to face internal challenges.

Can the organisation resolve these to uphold its mission of cooperative security?

📑 Read the full article by Stephanie Liechtenstein here: https://www.shrmonitor.org/ministerial-council-in-malta-appoints-senior-leadership-but-osces-fight-for-survival-continues/

The 31st OSCE Ministerial Council appointed four senior officials amidst tensions surrounding the Russian war against Ukraine

02/12/2024

The OSCE – The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Ministerial Council is set to take place in Malta later this week. For SHRM, Stephanie Liechtenstein analyses who will attend and what will be discussed, including how likely it is for Malta to use the OSCE Ministerial Council meeting to make another push for agreement on a new OSCE senior leadership package.
Read more:

OSCE Ministerial Council | Malta December 2024 | Push for agreement on a new OSCE senior leadership package

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