Minority education rights in Latvia
Seminar on minority education issues. Vienna, 22-23 November 1996. Organized by the Foundation on inter-ethnic relations (affiliated with the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities). Programme
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Seminar on minority education issues. Vienna, 22-23 November 1996. Organized by the Foundation on inter-ethnic relations (affiliated with the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities). Programme
Regional programme on refugees and migration. Moscow, 11-15 November 1996. Organized by the Canadian Human Rights Foundation. Press-release
International colloquy “Russian minorities in the Baltic states. National identity and civil loyalty”. Lubeck-Travemunde, 25-27 October 1996. Organized by Ostsee-Akademie. Programme
Conference “Russians outside Russia”. Budapest, 14-15 April 1996. Organized by the Central European University. Programme
Семинар “Межнациональные отношения в России и СНГ”. Москва, 31.01.1996. Организатор: Московский центр Карнеги. Программа
Seminar “The Citizenship issue in Central Europe”. Jablonna, 15-17 December 1995. Organized by the Stefan Batory Foundation. Programme
Seminārs “Tolerance un interkulturāls dialogs”. Daugavpils, 16.11.1995. Organizēja: Daugavpils Multinacionālās kultūras centrs. Programma
Seminar “Legal and social situation of non-citizens: legislation and implementation”. Riga, 3 November 1995. Organized by the Swedish Helsinki Committee and the Danish Helsinki Committee in cooperation with the Latvian Centre for Human Rights and Ethnic Studies. Programme
Международная конференция “Толерантность, взаимопонимание и согласие”. Якутск, 20-25.06.1995. Организаторы: Правительство Республики Саха и Комиссия РФ по делам ЮНЕСКО. Программа
Workshop “Nation-states, international organizations and sub-state actors: Shifting patterns of interaction and their significance for conflict, cooperation and security in the Baltic Sea region”. Kiel, 18-20 November 1994. Organized by the Peace Research Unit at the University of Kiel and the Tampere Peace Research Institute (TAPRI). Programme
