The final sessions of the training series focusing on the application of the Guidelines for Assessing and Addressing Risks Related to Firearms Misuse in Domestic Violence and the Guidelines for ...
[JUST PUBLISHED]: Regional Analysis on Women in SALW Control in the Western Balkans
SEESAC has published a comprehensive Regional Analysis on Women in Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) Control in the Western Balkans, providing fresh insights into women’s role in this field, their ...
Firearm Incidents in South East Europe: Key Trends in July–September 2025
SEESAC’s latest Regional Armed Violence Monitor points to an interesting shift in the dynamics of firearm incidents in South East Europe during July-September 2025. Nearly half of all recorded firearm ...
Building Capacities for More Effective Communication on SALW Control
To strengthen institutional capacities for public outreach and improve crisis communication in the context of small arms and light weapons (SALW) control, SEESAC organized two specialized trainings ...
Western Balkans Ministers Reaffirm Commitment to SALW Control and Regional Security Cooperation at 2025 Interior Ministers’ Summit in London
The Western Balkans Summit on the Berlin Process, held in London on 22 October 2025, brought together leaders from the six Western Balkan economies and European partners to address migration, ...
Technology, Emerging Threats, and Innovations in Focus at the 22nd SEEFEN
How do you stay ahead when the landscape of SALW control is continuously being transformed by emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and evolving threats? This question was at the center of ...
Authorities in BiH Destroy 1,563 Pieces of Small Arms and Light Weapons, Their Parts and Components
The authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina destroyed 1,563 pieces of small arms and light weapons, and their parts and components at the Jelšingrad smelter on Saturday, 11 October 2025, as part of ...
Small Arms and Light Weapons control in different phases of the Conflict Cycle – Lessons Learned and Good Practices from South-Eastern and Eastern Europe
On 2-3 October 2025, SEESAC supported the OSCE Forum for Security Cooperation, in the organization of an expert meeting in Vienna titled “Small Arms and Light Weapons control in different phases of ...
From Awareness to Action: Trainings on Preventing Firearm Misuse in Domestic Violence and Gender Responsive Firearm Licensing held in Tirana
Following a series of successfully delivered trainings earlier this year in Podgorica, Pristina and Skopje on the application of the Guidelines for Assessing and Addressing Risks Related to Firearms ...
Tracking Trends: Firearm Incidents and Fatalities Decline Across South East Europe, but Injuries are on the Rise
Firearm incidents continue to affect communities across South East Europe, yet recent data points to progress in curbing their occurrence. SEESAC’s latest Regional Armed Violence Monitor shows that ...