Newsletter 2, March 2018 Table of Contents
Total Page:16
File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb
Load more
Recommended publications
-
OSCE Quarterly Selections 1/2020 January – March 2020
OSCE Quarterly Selections 1/2020 January – March 2020 The following six groups have been categorised with a view to helping readers navigate among the “official document” collections available on the OSCE web. Each group is chronologically organized and provides links to individual documents front pages where one can also access available language variations. Many sections include recently released documents related to events or activities that took place last year. I. OSCE PERIODICALS AND E-PUBLICATIONS are digital resources which cover the whole range of issues the OSCE is engaged in. This section includes annual reports, e-books, guidelines, manuals and factsheets. II. DECISIONS, CONSENSUS DOCUMENTS AND JOURNALS OF THE DAY yielded by regular OSCE negotiating and decision-making bodies (such as plenary meetings of the Permanent Council and the Forum for Security Co-operation). III. SELECTED STATEMENTS, INTERVENTIONS, REGULAR REPORTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS made by the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office and High Officials representing OSCE structures, institutions and field activities. Statements and contributions made by national delegations during regular plenary meetings are grouped according to the negotiating body they were delivered at. See Permanent Council meetings at https://www.osce.org/pc/109624 and Forum for Security Co-operation meetings at https://www.osce.org/fsc/109625. IV. CONSOLIDATED SUMMARIES, REPORTS AND AGENDAS (non-consensus) released by/at various OSCE meetings, events, conferences, seminars and workshops. This section also includes recently released documents related to events that will take place in the months to come. V. ELECTION OBSERVATION REPORTS prepared by various types of OSCE/ODIHR election missions, as well as statements or opinions and analysis concerning election observation in participating States. -
Annual Report of Activities 2019
ANNUAL REPORT OF ACTIVITIES 2019 European Commission Council of Europe, 2020 Venice Commission for Democracy through Law European Commission for Democracy through Law Venice Commission of the Council of Europe Annual report of activities 2019 Council of Europe, 2020 French edition: Rapport annuel d’activités 2019 – Commission européenne pour la démocratie par le droit – Commission de Venise All requests concerning the reproduction or translation of all or part of this document should be addressed to the Directorate of Communication (F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex or [email protected]). All other correspondence concerning this document should be addressed to the Directorate General Human Rights and Rule of Law – Venice Commission. Cover and layout: Documents and Publications Production Department (SPDP), Council of Europe. This publication has not been copy-edited by the SPDP Editorial Unit to correct typographical and grammatical errors. © Council of Europe, June 2020 Printed at the Council of Europe Table of contents I. WORKING FOR DEMOCRACY THROUGH LAW – AN OVERVIEW OF VENICE COMMISSION ACTIVITIES IN 2019 5 Key figures 5 Voluntary contributions 5 Main activities 2019 5 II. CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS, STATE INSTITUTIONS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE JUDICIARY 13 Country specific activities 13 Transnational activities 29 III. CONSTITUTIONAL JUSTICE 35 Opinions, reports and conferences / Meetings 35 Joint Council on Constitutional Justice (JCCJ) 37 e-Bulletin on Constitutional Case-Law and the CODICES database 38 Venice Forum 38 Regional co-operation 39 World Conference on Constitutional Justice (WCCJ) 40 IV. ELECTIONS, REFERENDUMS AND POLITICAL PARTIES 43 Country specific activities 43 Transnational activities 47 VOTA, the commission’s electoral database 48 Other conferences and meetings 48 V. -
Belarus- Analysen
NR. 44 25.09.2019 belarus- analysen http://www.laender-analysen.de/belarus/ DIE BELARUSSISCHEN STREITKRÄFTE DIE EUROPASPIELE ■■ EDITORIAL »Belarus-Analysen« auf dem Kongress für Belarus-Studien in Vilnius 2 Olga Dryndova (Redaktion) ■■ ANALYSE Stiller Rück- und Umbau der belarussischen Streitkräfte trotz der Militarisierung in der Region 3 Siarhei Bohdan (Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut der Freien Universität, Berlin) ■■ STATISTIK Militärstrukturen in Belarus 7 Militärausgaben in Belarus 8 ■■ KARTE Wichtigste Militärstützpunkte in Belarus 10 ■■ STATISTIK Waffenexporte aus Belarus 11 ■■ DOKUMENTATION Außenpolitik und Neutralität 12 ■■ ANALYSE Die Europaspiele in Belarus: Wie sich Autokratie mit Sport weißwaschen lässt 13 Alesia Rudnik (Ostrogorski Centre, Stockholm/Minsk) ■■ STATISTIK Internationale Sportereignisse in Belarus: Budget und Tourismus 18 ■■ CHRONIK 1. Juni bis 31. August 2019 19 Leibniz-Institut für Leibniz-Institut für Zentrum für Osteuropa- und Deutsche Gesellschaft für Deutsches Forschungsstelle Osteuropa Agrarentwicklung in Ost- und Südosteuropa- internationale Studien Osteuropakunde Polen-Institut an der Universität Bremen Transformationsökonomien forschung (ZOiS) gGmbH Forschungsstelle Osteuropa an der Universität Bremen BELARUS-ANALYSEN NR. 44, 25.09.2019 2 EDITORIAL »Belarus-Analysen« auf dem Kongress für Belarus-Studien in Vilnius Olga Dryndova (Redaktion) Sehr geehrte Leser und Leserinnen, wir freuen uns, Sie darüber zu informieren, dass die Belarus-Analysen dieses Jahr auf dem 8. Internationalen Kon- gress für Belarus-Studien präsentiert werden, der vom 26.–29. September in Vilnius stattfindet. So erhoffen wir uns, noch mehr kompetente Autor_innen und spannende Themen für die kommenden Ausgaben gewinnen zu können. Der Kongress wurde 2011 gegründet und ist heute die größte unabhängige jährliche akademische Veranstaltung in den Bereichen Geisteswissenschaften und Sozialwissenschaften mit Bezug zu Belarus. 2019 in Vilnius treffen sich bis zu 600 Wissenschaftler_innen und Expert_innen aus 20 Ländern. -
Belarus- Analysen
NR. 36 05.04.2018 belarus- analysen http://www.laender-analysen.de/belarus/ FRAUEN IN STAAT UND POLITIK IN BELARUS ■■ ANALYSE Frauen in Staat und Politik in Belarus 2 Veranika Laputska (Polnische Akademie der Wissenschaften in Warschau) ■■ STATISTIK Global Gender Gap Report 2017 (Bericht des »World Economic Forum«) 7 Human Development Report 2016 (Bericht von UNDP) 11 Frauen und Männer in der Republik Belarus, 2016 (Bericht des Nationalen Komitees für Statistik, Belstat) 13 Frauen in den Wahlkommissionen, gewählten Staatsorganen und Ministerien 15 ■■ DOKUMENTATION Bericht unabhängiger Wahlbeobachter zu den Kommunalwahlen in Belarus 17 ■■ CHRONIK 6. Dezember 2017 – 5. März 2018 20 Leibniz-Institut für Leibniz-Institut für Zentrum für Osteuropa- und Deutsche Gesellschaft für Deutsches Forschungsstelle Osteuropa Agrarentwicklung in Ost- und Südosteuropa- internationale Studien Osteuropakunde Polen-Institut an der Universität Bremen Transformationsökonomien forschung (ZOiS) gGmbH Forschungsstelle Osteuropa an der Universität Bremen BELARUS-ANALYSEN NR. 36, 05.04.2018 2 ANALYSE Frauen in Staat und Politik in Belarus Veranika Laputska (Polnische Akademie der Wissenschaften in Warschau) Zusammenfassung Am 18. Februar fanden in Belarus Kommunalwahlen statt. Frauen sind traditionell sehr stark in den Wahl- kreis- und den territorialen Wahlkommissionen engagiert gewesen, haben an Wahlkampfveranstaltungen teil- genommen und für Abgeordnetenmandate kandidiert, und sogar für das Amt des Präsidenten, wie Tazjana Karatkewitsch im Jahr 2015. Gleichwohl wird die politische Bühne in Belarus größtenteils von Männern dominiert. Obwohl Frauen auf den ersten Blick aktiv an den politischen Prozessen beteiligt sind, bleibt ihre Rolle weit hinter jener von Frauen in etablierten Demokratien zurück. Der folgende Beitrag behandelt die Rolle der Frauen im aktuellen politischen Geschehen in Belarus. -
Belarusian Industrial and Investment Forum — a Major Exhibition Project
2nd Festival of Science There are many hosted by Minsk’s amazing legends Botanical Garden, with thousands of Minskers in Minsk, we look and guests coming to the at some of the capital to enjoy it 6 most notable 10 PUBLISHED SINCE FEBRUARY 2003 NO. 36 (802) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 WWW.SB.BY ALEKSEY VYAZMITINOV Exhibition of fresh ideas Belarusian Industrial and Investment Forum — a major exhibition project in the CIS uniting several international specialised exhibitions in the field of sci-tech development and modern technologies — was hosted by Minsk’s Football Arena last week 5 Belarus-USA: dialogue continues the world was on the brink of a fought against fascism along- At a meeting at the Palace of Independence, Aleksandr agree that the current state of Lukashenko and the United States Under Secretary of new arms race with unpredict- side the USA, “We lost a third affairs is unnatural, abnormal, State for Political Affairs — David Hale — discussed able consequences. However, of our population. We would and we are glad that this chap- bilateral Belarusian-American relations, regional security according to the President, not like to see anything similar ter is close to its end because of issues and the situation in Ukraine, among other topics. encouraging information has on Belarusian territory again.” the steps your country and you A further important outcome of the meeting was the recently appeared. As for the situation in personally have taken. We also agreement to renew diplomatic mission representations “The agreement is now Ukraine, Mr. Lukashenko once note the vision that you have at ambassadorial level.