Supported by the European Union, UNDP SEESAC organised the two-day training “Towards Gender Responsive SALW Control” for the authorities in Pristina on 12-13 October 2022. The training gathered the ...
SEESAC Continues Supporting Authorities of Montenegro to Counter Trafficking and Illicit Possession of Firearms
Supported by the European Union, SEESAC organised a workshop on the development of Standard Operating Procedures for the Criminal Police and the Firearm Focal Point of Montenegro in Podgorica on 3-7 ...
SEESAC Further Supports Albanian Authorities to Counter Trafficking and Illicit Possession of Firearms
With the EU support, SEESAC organised a workshop on the development of Standard Operating Procedures for the Criminal Police and the Firearm Focal Point of the Albanian State Police in Durëss, Albania ...
SEESAC Conducts Assessment of Capacities of Moldovan Criminal Police
At the request of the authorities of the Republic of Moldova, on 19-23 September, SEESAC organised a five-day filed visit of its experts to the Moldovan Police to conduct a detailed assessment of ...
Firearms Focal Points from EU, Western Balkans, and Moldova Gather for Annual Workshop
SEESAC and EMPACT FIREARMS organised the Annual Workshop for Firearms Focal Points (FFPs) from the Western Balkans, Moldova, and the European Union, in the Hague, the Netherlands, on 21-22 September. ...
SEESAC Supports Drafting Law on Explosives for Civil Use in North Macedonia
SEESAC organised the Workshop on the Harmonisation of the Legal Framework on control of explosives with the EU Acquis in Struga, North Macedonia on 12-16 September. The workshop gathered members of ...
SEESAC Supports Drafting of New Law on Explosives for Civil Use in Kosovo1
At the request of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Department for Public Safety, SEESAC supported the authorities in organising the Workshop for the Drafting of the Law on the Civil Use of ...
EU and UNDP/SEESAC Support Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs to Optimise Weapons Electronic Registry
The European Union and UNDP/SEESAC supported the Ministry of Internal Affairs with IT equipment worth around 170,000 EUR for the operationalisation of the electronic weapons registry at the national ...
SEESAC Supports Authorities in North Macedonia in Improving Their Explosives and Pyrotechnics Storage Locations
Upon the request of the Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) Commission of North Macedonia, SEESAC organised an expert visit with the aim to assess the risk of nine explosives and pyrotechnics storages ...
Armed Violence Monitor: Number of Firearms Incidents Declined while Number of Victims Increased in Last Three Months
SEESAC’s Quarterly Armed Violence Monitor Regional Report for the period April-June 2022 reveals that the number of firearms incidents declined by 11.3% comparing to the first quarter of the year. ...