#MXDZONE – Hamburg Forum For Dialogue 23rd Ministerial Council in Hamburg, 8-9 December 2016 #MXDZONE – Hamburg Forum For Dialogue
THURSDAY, 8 December 2016 THURSDAY, 8 December 2016 THURSDAY, 8 December 2016
2.15 pm – 3.00 pm 3.10 pm – 3.55 pm 4.30 pm – 5.30 pm The Civic Solidarity Platform meets the OSCE: Peer-2-Peer OSCE #UnitedCVE Regional European Security – Hamburg Declaration “Space for Civil Society” Competition, University Students Challenging Challenges at the Societal Level and Human Dimension Recommendations Violent Extremism, Award Ceremony Organized by the OSCE Network of Think Tanks Organized by the Civic Solidarity Platform Organized by the United States, Austria, France, and Academic Institutions Presenters: Facebook, EdVenture Partners, and the OSCE Yuri Dzhibladze | Center for the Development Secretariat Presenters: of Democracy and Human Rights / Civic Wolfgang Zellner | Institute for Peace Research Solidarity Platform Summary Presentation by and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg Lund University (Sweden) Izabela Kisić | Helsinki Committee for Human Oleksiy Semeniy | Institute for Global Transfor- Rights in Serbia / Civic Solidarity Platform Simon Fraser University (Canada) mation, Kyiv University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) Remarks: Barbara Kunz | Institut Français des Relations Gernot Erler | Special Representative of the Internationales, Paris Announcement of winners and presentation of Federal Government of Germany for the OSCE the awards Philip Remler | Carnegie Endowment, Chairmanship Washington, D.C. Katarzyna Jarosiewicz-Wargan | First Deputy The Peer-2-Peer (P2P) initiative challenges teams Director, ODIHR of students from around the world to identify, Comments: Dunja Mijatović | OSCE Representative on develop and pitch a digital or social initiative, Gernot Erler | Special Representative of the Freedom of the Media product, or tool to educate and empower their Federal Government of Germany for the OSCE peers to challenge violent extremism. Since the Moderator: spring 2015 pilot, P2P teams have created over Chairmanship Olga Zakharova | Freedom Files / Civic 120 unique counter-narrative campaigns. By the Solidarity Platform end of the fall 2016 term, over 5,500 students Moderator: Fred Tanner | Senior Adviser to the OSCE This event will present analysis by civil society from 60 countries will have participated in the Secretary General groups and appeals to the OSCE and OSCE programme. participating States on commitments relating In the spirit of the OSCE Ministerial This report analyses the current European to urgent human rights issues. These have been Council Declaration No. 4/15 on Preventing ‘polycrisis’, particularly the link between the shaped in a series of workshops held during the and Countering Violent Extremism and political and societal levels. It builds on national year by the Civic Solidarity Platform, an OSCE- Radicalization that Lead to Terrorism, and as security policy narratives that were elaborated wide network of civil society human rights part of the OSCE “United in Countering Violent by 18 members of the Study Group of the organizations, culminating in the Civil Society Extremism” campaign, this event will bring the OSCE Network of Think Tanks and Academic Parallel Conference of 6 and 7 December. Issues three best teams from across the OSCE region to Institutions. covered include space for civil society (subject of the Hamburg Ministerial Council to pitch their the Hamburg Declaration), migration, refugees, creative concepts live in front of a jury, delegates, and inclusion, as well as the protection of human and the media. rights in the conflict cycle. #MXDZONE – Hamburg Forum For Dialogue 23rd Ministerial Council in Hamburg, 8-9 December 2016
FRIDAY, 9 December 2016 FRIDAY, 9 December 2016
10.00 am – 10.45 am 11.00 am – 11.45 am
Two Countries – One Profession: A Dialogue National Minorities, Bridge-Building and between Journalists from Russia and Ukraine Integration
Organized by the Office of the OSCE Organized by the European Centre for Minority 23 rd Ministerial Council Representative on Freedom of the Media Issues (ECMI) Hamburg, 8-9 December 2016 Opening Remarks: Opening Remarks: Gernot Erler | Special Representative of the Gernot Erler | Special Representative of the Federal Government of Germany for the OSCE Federal Government of Germany for the OSCE Chairmanship Chairmanship #MXDZONE Henrik Villadsen | Director of the OSCE Hamburg Forum for Dialogue Dunja Mijatović | OSCE Representative on Office of the High Commissioner on National Freedom of the Media (RFoM) Minorities Hall A3, Live Discussion Area Presenters: Presenters: Sergiy Tomilenko | Acting Chairman, National Tove Malloy | Director, ECMI Union of Journalists of Ukraine Zora Popova | Senior Research Associate, ECMI Ashot Dzhazoyan | Secretary, Russian Union of Jens Woelk | University of Trento and EURAC Journalists (European Academy of Bozen/Bolzano) Valerii Makeiev | Journalist and Writer, Ukraine Moderator: Anna Shkliarova | TV Journalist, Russia Tove Malloy | Director, ECMI Moderator: The researchers of the project, which was carried Frane Maroevic | Director of the Office of the RFoM out in 2016 by ECMI and EURAC, will present Presentation of results of a project by the OSCE their findings on “Dynamics of Integration in Representative on Freedom of the Media on the OSCE Area: Bridge-Building and National fostering dialogue between journalists from Minorities”. The project investigated the role of Ukraine and Russia. The focus is on common national minorities in bridge-building activities work of young journalists. A small exhibition among and within states, and the resulting of the photos that the journalists took while report offers examples and recommendations working in Vienna and Sarajevo, as well as on best practices and the conditions under which promo clips for the films produced by them, will national minorities and ethnic groups are able to illustrate this aspect of the dialogue. engage in productive and cooperative activities to the benefit of the wider communities in which they live.