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OSCE
Mission to Georgia
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Reference:
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- Decree of the
President of Ukraine №992/2000 of
17.08.2000.
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3 military observers take
part in activities of the OSCE Mission to Georgia.
OSCE Mission to Georgia was
established in 1992. Mission HQ is located in Tbilisi.
Consists of 18 servicemen.
The task of OSCE Mission to
Georgia is to assist
negotiations between conflicting parties in Georgia,
which are directed at the achievement of peaceful
solving of the conflict.
Initial tasks of the Mission
envisage:
- Provision of assistance in
negotiations between conflicting parties in order to
achieve peaceful solving of Georgian-Ossetian and
Georgian-Abkhazian conflict by political means.
- Assistance to the adherence to
human rights.
- 3. Assistance to the creation
of democratic institutions inside the country. Control
and assistance in establishing of free mass media
principles.
Broadened tasks of the mission
include all abovementioned and following:
As for Georgian-Ossetian
conflict:
- To assist creation of larger
political basis, in the frameworks of which in
accordance to principles of OSCE political solving
of the conflict could be achieved;
- To assist meetings between
all parties, participating in the conflict,
including the conduct of “round tables”, in
order to find, determine and eliminate sources of
tension and in order to enlarge political consent on
the territory of the conflict;
- Give recommendations about
faster conduct of the conference under the aegis of
OSCE and in participation of UN, the aim of which is
to solve the conflict, including determination of
the political status of Southern Ossetia;
- conduct of control role as
for joint peacekeeping force; establish proper forms
of contacts with military commanders of both sides,
in order to conduct negotiations; collect
information about military situation; investigate
cases of violating of existing ceasefire agreement
and pay commanders’ attention to possible
political results of some of their military actions;
- Take active part in the work
recently called Joint Control Committee, in order to
facilitate cooperation of interested parties;
- Establish contacts with
representatives of local powers and population.
As for Georgian-Abkhazian
conflict:
- To provide communication
with UN representatives in Abkhazia;
- To report to UN HQ about the
situation in zone of conflict.
As for Georgia in general:
- To assist the adherence to
human rights and main freedoms, to assist in
creation of legal and democratic institutions and
processes, including giving advice as for the
creation of new constitution, implementation of the
legislature about citizenship, creation of
independent court system, and control over
elections;
- Coordinate their activities
with Supreme Secretary of OSCE for national
minorities, OSCE Office for democratic institutions
and Human rights, and cooperate with Council of
Europe, establishing contacts with other
organizations, which participate in solving of these
issues in Georgia.
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OSCE
Mission to Georgia
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Reference:
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- Decree of the
President of Ukraine №992/2000 of
17.08.2000.
|
3 military observers take
part in activities of the OSCE Mission to Georgia.
OSCE Mission to Georgia was
established in 1992. Mission HQ is located in Tbilisi.
Consists of 18 servicemen.
The task of OSCE Mission to
Georgia is to assist
negotiations between conflicting parties in Georgia,
which are directed at the achievement of peaceful
solving of the conflict.
Initial tasks of the Mission
envisage:
- Provision of assistance in
negotiations between conflicting parties in order to
achieve peaceful solving of Georgian-Ossetian and
Georgian-Abkhazian conflict by political means.
- Assistance to the adherence to
human rights.
- 3. Assistance to the creation
of democratic institutions inside the country. Control
and assistance in establishing of free mass media
principles.
Broadened tasks of the mission
include all abovementioned and following:
As for Georgian-Ossetian
conflict:
- To assist creation of larger
political basis, in the frameworks of which in
accordance to principles of OSCE political solving
of the conflict could be achieved;
- To assist meetings between
all parties, participating in the conflict,
including the conduct of “round tables”, in
order to find, determine and eliminate sources of
tension and in order to enlarge political consent on
the territory of the conflict;
- Give recommendations about
faster conduct of the conference under the aegis of
OSCE and in participation of UN, the aim of which is
to solve the conflict, including determination of
the political status of Southern Ossetia;
- conduct of control role as
for joint peacekeeping force; establish proper forms
of contacts with military commanders of both sides,
in order to conduct negotiations; collect
information about military situation; investigate
cases of violating of existing ceasefire agreement
and pay commanders’ attention to possible
political results of some of their military actions;
- Take active part in the work
recently called Joint Control Committee, in order to
facilitate cooperation of interested parties;
- Establish contacts with
representatives of local powers and population.
As for Georgian-Abkhazian
conflict:
- To provide communication
with UN representatives in Abkhazia;
- To report to UN HQ about the
situation in zone of conflict.
As for Georgia in general:
- To assist the adherence to
human rights and main freedoms, to assist in
creation of legal and democratic institutions and
processes, including giving advice as for the
creation of new constitution, implementation of the
legislature about citizenship, creation of
independent court system, and control over
elections;
- Coordinate their activities
with Supreme Secretary of OSCE for national
minorities, OSCE Office for democratic institutions
and Human rights, and cooperate with Council of
Europe, establishing contacts with other
organizations, which participate in solving of these
issues in Georgia.
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OSCE
Mission to Georgia
|
Reference:
|
- Decree of the
President of Ukraine №992/2000 of
17.08.2000.
|
3 military observers take
part in activities of the OSCE Mission to Georgia.
OSCE Mission to Georgia was
established in 1992. Mission HQ is located in Tbilisi.
Consists of 18 servicemen.
The task of OSCE Mission to
Georgia is to assist
negotiations between conflicting parties in Georgia,
which are directed at the achievement of peaceful
solving of the conflict.
Initial tasks of the Mission
envisage:
- Provision of assistance in
negotiations between conflicting parties in order to
achieve peaceful solving of Georgian-Ossetian and
Georgian-Abkhazian conflict by political means.
- Assistance to the adherence to
human rights.
- 3. Assistance to the creation
of democratic institutions inside the country. Control
and assistance in establishing of free mass media
principles.
Broadened tasks of the mission
include all abovementioned and following:
As for Georgian-Ossetian
conflict:
- To assist creation of larger
political basis, in the frameworks of which in
accordance to principles of OSCE political solving
of the conflict could be achieved;
- To assist meetings between
all parties, participating in the conflict,
including the conduct of “round tables”, in
order to find, determine and eliminate sources of
tension and in order to enlarge political consent on
the territory of the conflict;
- Give recommendations about
faster conduct of the conference under the aegis of
OSCE and in participation of UN, the aim of which is
to solve the conflict, including determination of
the political status of Southern Ossetia;
- conduct of control role as
for joint peacekeeping force; establish proper forms
of contacts with military commanders of both sides,
in order to conduct negotiations; collect
information about military situation; investigate
cases of violating of existing ceasefire agreement
and pay commanders’ attention to possible
political results of some of their military actions;
- Take active part in the work
recently called Joint Control Committee, in order to
facilitate cooperation of interested parties;
- Establish contacts with
representatives of local powers and population.
As for Georgian-Abkhazian
conflict:
- To provide communication
with UN representatives in Abkhazia;
- To report to UN HQ about the
situation in zone of conflict.
As for Georgia in general:
- To assist the adherence to
human rights and main freedoms, to assist in
creation of legal and democratic institutions and
processes, including giving advice as for the
creation of new constitution, implementation of the
legislature about citizenship, creation of
independent court system, and control over
elections;
- Coordinate their activities
with Supreme Secretary of OSCE for national
minorities, OSCE Office for democratic institutions
and Human rights, and cooperate with Council of
Europe, establishing contacts with other
organizations, which participate in solving of these
issues in Georgia.
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OSCE
Mission to Georgia
|
Reference:
|
- Decree of the
President of Ukraine №992/2000 of
17.08.2000.
|
3 military observers take
part in activities of the OSCE Mission to Georgia.
OSCE Mission to Georgia was
established in 1992. Mission HQ is located in Tbilisi.
Consists of 18 servicemen.
The task of OSCE Mission to
Georgia is to assist
negotiations between conflicting parties in Georgia,
which are directed at the achievement of peaceful
solving of the conflict.
Initial tasks of the Mission
envisage:
- Provision of assistance in
negotiations between conflicting parties in order to
achieve peaceful solving of Georgian-Ossetian and
Georgian-Abkhazian conflict by political means.
- Assistance to the adherence to
human rights.
- 3. Assistance to the creation
of democratic institutions inside the country. Control
and assistance in establishing of free mass media
principles.
Broadened tasks of the mission
include all abovementioned and following:
As for Georgian-Ossetian
conflict:
- To assist creation of larger
political basis, in the frameworks of which in
accordance to principles of OSCE political solving
of the conflict could be achieved;
- To assist meetings between
all parties, participating in the conflict,
including the conduct of “round tables”, in
order to find, determine and eliminate sources of
tension and in order to enlarge political consent on
the territory of the conflict;
- Give recommendations about
faster conduct of the conference under the aegis of
OSCE and in participation of UN, the aim of which is
to solve the conflict, including determination of
the political status of Southern Ossetia;
- conduct of control role as
for joint peacekeeping force; establish proper forms
of contacts with military commanders of both sides,
in order to conduct negotiations; collect
information about military situation; investigate
cases of violating of existing ceasefire agreement
and pay commanders’ attention to possible
political results of some of their military actions;
- Take active part in the work
recently called Joint Control Committee, in order to
facilitate cooperation of interested parties;
- Establish contacts with
representatives of local powers and population.
As for Georgian-Abkhazian
conflict:
- To provide communication
with UN representatives in Abkhazia;
- To report to UN HQ about the
situation in zone of conflict.
As for Georgia in general:
- To assist the adherence to
human rights and main freedoms, to assist in
creation of legal and democratic institutions and
processes, including giving advice as for the
creation of new constitution, implementation of the
legislature about citizenship, creation of
independent court system, and control over
elections;
- Coordinate their activities
with Supreme Secretary of OSCE for national
minorities, OSCE Office for democratic institutions
and Human rights, and cooperate with Council of
Europe, establishing contacts with other
organizations, which participate in solving of these
issues in Georgia.
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