Working Table I
Democratization
and Human Rights
Chair: N.N.
Co-Chair: Hungary
Budapest
Meeting of Working Table I, 21-22 February, Acting Chairman's Conclusions
Annotated
Agenda for Working Table I Meeting, 21-22 February, Budapest
Budapest Meeting of
Task Forces, 24 January, Record of Meeting
Geneva Meeting of Working Table I, 18/19
October 1999,
Chairman's Conclusions
Task
Forces/Initiatives
Serbian
Democratization
Szeged
Process The Szeged process was set
in motion by the Government of Hungary and the Special Coordinator of the
Stability Pact. The goal of this process is to reach out to the democratic
forces at local level in the FRY and to ease their isolation by connecting
them with European partners. The main target groups are representatives of
the opposition-governed municipalities and the independent media. The
process includes a series of conferences and a set of accompanying
measures such as the provision of humanitarian and other assistance
through sister-city relationships. The process will be a long-term
endeavor.
First
Szeged Conference (8-9 October 1999)
Joint
Communiqué by Foreign Minister János Martonyi and Bodo Hombach, hosts of
the Conference for Democratically Elected Mayors from the Federal Republic
of Yugoslavia
Second
Szeged Conference (23-24 March 2000)
Joint
Statement by Special Coordinator Bodo Hombach and State Secretary Zsolt
Nemeth, Co chairman
Key Contact: Judit Jozsef, Stability Pact Office,
Tel: +(32 2) 401 6894, Fax: +(32 2) 234-7105
e-mail: judit.jozsef@nci.be
Human Rights and National Minorities
Sponsor: Slovenia
Co-Sponsor: Council of Europe
Key Contacts: Ms. Claudia Luciani, Council of Europe,
Tel: +(33-3) 88-41-2149; Fax +(33-3) 88-41-2746;
e-mail: claudia.luciani@coe.fr
Good
Governance
Sponsor: Council of Europe
Key Contacts: Ms. Claudia Luciani, Council of Europe,
Tel: +(33-3) 88-41-2149; Fax +(33-3) 88-41-2746;
e-mail: claudia.luciani@coe.fr,
Ms. Jane Dinsdale, Tel:+(33-3)88-41-2328,
Mr. Philip Blair, Tel: +(33-3) 88-41-2060
Progress
Report
Gender
Issues
Sponsor: OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Key Contact: Sonja Lokar, Tel/Fax: +(361) 312 5071,
e-mail: sonja@mail.tvnet.hu;
MaryAnn Rukavina, OSCE Women in Politics Program manager, Tel: +(387) 71 292 372, Fax:
+(387) 71 232 553,
e-mail: maryannr@oscebih.org
Zagreb,
April 26, 2000, Report of Stability Pact Gender Task Force Second
Meeting
Media
Sponsor: United Kingdom
Co-sponsor: Germany, OSCE
Key contacts: Mr. Peter Dun, Head of Information Department, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office,
Tel: +(44-171) 270-5925, Fax: +(44-171) 270-5958
e-mail: peter.dun@mail.fco.gov.uk
Education
and Youth - "Enhanced Graz Process
Sponsor: Austria
Key contacts:
Catherine Danielpol, Assistant
to Chair, Tel: +(43) 53120 4450, Fax: +(43) 53120 4504,
e-mail: catherine.danielpol@bmuk.gv.at
Ms. Monica Mott, Kulturkontakt,
Vienna, Austria,
Tel: + (43-1) 522-9160, Fax: + (43-1) 524-4455,
e-mail: monika.mott@kulturkontakt.or.at
Work
Plan for the year 2000/2001
Related Links: http://www.see-educoop.net
Work Plan
Minutes of Dec 16 Task Force Meeting
Parliamentary
Exchange
Sponsor: Royaumont Process
Key Contacts; Ms. Mireille Morel, Assistant to the Special Representative of the EU to the
Royaumont Process,
Tel:+(32-2) 285-9333, Fax: +(32-2) 285-9330;
e-mail: royaumont@consilium.eu.int
Related Link: http://www.royaumont.org
Action Plan
Report on Parliamentary Cooperation
Meeting Report, Dec 16, 1999
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