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Krista Lewites
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The OSCE is an intergovernmental organization that works on security, economic and environmental cooperation, and human rights issues. It has 56 member states in Europe, Central Asia, and North America. The OSCE focuses on conflict prevention, arms control, border management, human trafficking, terrorism, elections, environmental activities, and human rights through consensus-based decision making and a budget of 150 million Euros.

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+ NGOs Krista Lewites
+ NGOs Non- Governmental Organizations
+ What are NGOs? Non-state = no gov. = Non-profit Private org. Voluntaries and Donations Deal with: Poverty Suffering Environment Social services http://www.ngohandbook.org/index.php?title=What_are_Non-Governmental_Organizations_(NGOs)%3F
+ ICC International Criminal Court
+ As of: July 1st 2002 Genocide: destruction of national, ethnical, racial or religious groups Crimes committed against humanity: widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population. War Crimes: treatment towards civilian population and of combatants in international and internal armed conflicts. http://www.amicc.org/docs/HRW%20NGOs %20and%20ICC.pdf
+ Crimes against War Crimes humanity Biological experiments Compelling soldier or Murder prostitution civilian to serve in hostile Extermination forced power pregnancy Enslavement No fair or regualr trail enforced Deportation disappearance Taking hostages of persons Imprisonment Enlisting children (under others age 15) Torture Intentionally civilian Rape attacks sexual slavery Attacks against peacekeeping missions enforced
+ WHO? WHEN? WHY? International law: Rare or sporadic ICC: part of a plan or policy or as part of a large-scale commission of such crimes WHEN? National system do not carry out proceedings because they are unwilling to or unable to WHO? Countries that belong to states that are party of Rome Statue WHY? ICC complements not replace national criminal systems http://www.amicc.org/docs/HRW%20NGOs%20and%20ICC.pdf
+ PARTICIPATING STATES 121 countries are States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Out of them 33 are African, 18 Asia- Pacific, 18 Eastern Europe, 27 L.A and Caribbean States and 25 Western Europe and other states http://www.icc- cpi.int/Menus/ASP/states+par
+ HOW IS THE COURT ORGANIZED? Office of the Prosecutor : gather evidence about the crime and present it in Court Chambers: or the court formed of several judges. Guilty or not. Office of the Registrar: helps run administration and keep records http://www.amicc.org/docs/HRW%20NGOs%20and%20ICC.pdf
ICC building in The Hague, + Netherlands www.haguejusticeportal.net
+ ICC hosts welcome ceremony honouring Guatemala as a new State Party http://www.icc- CC President Sang-Hyun Song, presents Ambassador of Guatemala, cpi.int/Menus/ASP/Press+Releases/Press+Releases+2012/PR826.htm Mr Silva, with a special edition of the Rome Statute
+ EXPLAINS WHAT IT IS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= zfo7lMnR4O8 ICC logo Whether the world needs an ICC but whether states are willing to led it succeed? http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=vbhmASsYdv8
+ ICC TODAY ICC is one of the few organizations that can hold presidents, ministers and similar officers individually responsible for crimes 2/3rds of votes needed to take action If the ICC does not have jurisdiction over a certain country (like Syria), the UN can still give it permission to become involved. Nevertheless the UN is failing to do so. When the person who committed the crime cannot pay, the ICC will provide the money from its trust fund
+ WHO? Party of Rome Statue ICC WHEN? National justice systems cant International Genocide crimes Criminal Crimes committed Court against Human Rights War crimes
+ OSCE Organization for security and Co- operation in Europe
+ WHAT THEY DO? Security The politico-military The economic and environmental The human http://www.osce.org/who
Conflict prevention and solution + Arms Control Border Management Combating human trafficking Combating Terrorism Economic activities Elections and good governance Environmental Activities Human Rights, gender equality, minority rights Media development Tolerance and non-discrimination Policing and military http://www.osce.org/who
+ Flags of 55 participating states http://www.osce.org/cio/3957
Albania Tajikistan Russian Kyrgyzstan + Austria Turkmenistan Federation Lithuania Slovakia Belgium United States Moldova Sweden Canada Andorra Netherlands the former Czech Azerbaijan Yugoslav Portugal Republic Republic of Macedonia Bosnia and San Marino Finland Herzegovina Ukraine Slovenia Germany Croatia Uzbekistan Switzerland Hungary Denmark Armenia Turkey Italy France Belarus United Latvia Greece Bulgaria Kingdom Luxembourg Iceland Cyprus Monaco Kazakhstan Estonia Norway Liechtenstein Georgia Romania Malta Holy See Serbia Montenegro Ireland Spain Poland
+ PARTICIPATING STATES Europe, Central Asia and North America 56 members Co-operate with: The OSCE maintains special relations with 12 countries in the Mediterranean Region, Asia and Australia Decision made through consensus 150 million Euros http://www.osce.org/who/83
+ OSCE media freedom representative calls for teddy bear charges against Belarusian journalist to be dropped http://www.osce.org/fom/92609
+ ONE MINUTE VIDEO!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4D5azB8BTbM
+ OSCE Organization for security and Co-operation in Europe

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  • 1. + NGOs Krista Lewites
  • 2. + NGOs Non- Governmental Organizations
  • 3. + What are NGOs? Non-state = no gov. = Non-profit Private org. Voluntaries and Donations Deal with: Poverty Suffering Environment Social services http://www.ngohandbook.org/index.php?title=What_are_Non-Governmental_Organizations_(NGOs)%3F
  • 4. + ICC International Criminal Court
  • 5. + As of: July 1st 2002 Genocide: destruction of national, ethnical, racial or religious groups Crimes committed against humanity: widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population. War Crimes: treatment towards civilian population and of combatants in international and internal armed conflicts. http://www.amicc.org/docs/HRW%20NGOs %20and%20ICC.pdf
  • 6. + Crimes against War Crimes humanity Biological experiments Compelling soldier or Murder prostitution civilian to serve in hostile Extermination forced power pregnancy Enslavement No fair or regualr trail enforced Deportation disappearance Taking hostages of persons Imprisonment Enlisting children (under others age 15) Torture Intentionally civilian Rape attacks sexual slavery Attacks against peacekeeping missions enforced
  • 7. + WHO? WHEN? WHY? International law: Rare or sporadic ICC: part of a plan or policy or as part of a large-scale commission of such crimes WHEN? National system do not carry out proceedings because they are unwilling to or unable to WHO? Countries that belong to states that are party of Rome Statue WHY? ICC complements not replace national criminal systems http://www.amicc.org/docs/HRW%20NGOs%20and%20ICC.pdf
  • 8. + PARTICIPATING STATES 121 countries are States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Out of them 33 are African, 18 Asia- Pacific, 18 Eastern Europe, 27 L.A and Caribbean States and 25 Western Europe and other states http://www.icc- cpi.int/Menus/ASP/states+par
  • 9. + HOW IS THE COURT ORGANIZED? Office of the Prosecutor : gather evidence about the crime and present it in Court Chambers: or the court formed of several judges. Guilty or not. Office of the Registrar: helps run administration and keep records http://www.amicc.org/docs/HRW%20NGOs%20and%20ICC.pdf
  • 10. ICC building in The Hague, + Netherlands www.haguejusticeportal.net
  • 11. + ICC hosts welcome ceremony honouring Guatemala as a new State Party http://www.icc- CC President Sang-Hyun Song, presents Ambassador of Guatemala, cpi.int/Menus/ASP/Press+Releases/Press+Releases+2012/PR826.htm Mr Silva, with a special edition of the Rome Statute
  • 12. + EXPLAINS WHAT IT IS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= zfo7lMnR4O8 ICC logo Whether the world needs an ICC but whether states are willing to led it succeed? http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=vbhmASsYdv8
  • 13. + ICC TODAY ICC is one of the few organizations that can hold presidents, ministers and similar officers individually responsible for crimes 2/3rds of votes needed to take action If the ICC does not have jurisdiction over a certain country (like Syria), the UN can still give it permission to become involved. Nevertheless the UN is failing to do so. When the person who committed the crime cannot pay, the ICC will provide the money from its trust fund
  • 14. + WHO? Party of Rome Statue ICC WHEN? National justice systems cant International Genocide crimes Criminal Crimes committed Court against Human Rights War crimes
  • 15. + OSCE Organization for security and Co- operation in Europe
  • 16. + WHAT THEY DO? Security The politico-military The economic and environmental The human http://www.osce.org/who
  • 17. Conflict prevention and solution + Arms Control Border Management Combating human trafficking Combating Terrorism Economic activities Elections and good governance Environmental Activities Human Rights, gender equality, minority rights Media development Tolerance and non-discrimination Policing and military http://www.osce.org/who
  • 18. + Flags of 55 participating states http://www.osce.org/cio/3957
  • 19. Albania Tajikistan Russian Kyrgyzstan + Austria Turkmenistan Federation Lithuania Slovakia Belgium United States Moldova Sweden Canada Andorra Netherlands the former Czech Azerbaijan Yugoslav Portugal Republic Republic of Macedonia Bosnia and San Marino Finland Herzegovina Ukraine Slovenia Germany Croatia Uzbekistan Switzerland Hungary Denmark Armenia Turkey Italy France Belarus United Latvia Greece Bulgaria Kingdom Luxembourg Iceland Cyprus Monaco Kazakhstan Estonia Norway Liechtenstein Georgia Romania Malta Holy See Serbia Montenegro Ireland Spain Poland
  • 20. + PARTICIPATING STATES Europe, Central Asia and North America 56 members Co-operate with: The OSCE maintains special relations with 12 countries in the Mediterranean Region, Asia and Australia Decision made through consensus 150 million Euros http://www.osce.org/who/83
  • 21. + OSCE media freedom representative calls for teddy bear charges against Belarusian journalist to be dropped http://www.osce.org/fom/92609
  • 22. + ONE MINUTE VIDEO!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4D5azB8BTbM
  • 23. + OSCE Organization for security and Co-operation in Europe

Editor's Notes

  • #11: The Hague, Netherlands
  • #16: August 1, 1795
  • #17: e world's largest regional security organizationPrevent conflicts, foster economic development, ensure sustainable use of natural resources and respect of human rights and fundamental freedomsReally long categories- they deal w/ everything
  • #18: Dont believe look at all the areas they cover: NOT included 1stArms Control: illegal weapons and aids w/ their destruction. Transfer of conventional arms. Border Management: security, facilitating legitimate travel and commerce3. Affects virtaully all OSCE memebers as origin or destination4. Aims for economic growth enterprises and combats corruption5. Education: human rights, environmental, tolerance, and gender education and also helps w/ conflict prevention6. Elections: observes electionsMedia: monitors restrictions on media
  • #19: 55 participating states and no I dont know which one is missing
  • #21: The OSCE is funded by contributions from its 56 members. Its annual budget is around 150 million euros.More than a billion people
  • #22: The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, DunjaMijatovi, asked Belarusian authorities to drop charges against Anton Suryapin, who faces up to seven years in prison for uploading photos of teddy bears that had been released by plane into Belarus. (Studio Total)
  • #24: August 1, 1795