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Since their introduction, police and community leaders have increasingly used customized minivans as places to raise and discuss problems. They contain the basic equipment required for a functioning mobile police reception unit.

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Credit:: © OSCE/Eric Gourlan
ID:: 90016
Date:: 14 March 2012
Source:: OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek
Our work:: Conflict prevention and resolution

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The Community Security Initiative in action

Following the June 2010 violence in the southern provinces of Osh and Jalal-Abad, the Government of Kyrgyzstan requested the OSCE’s support to help stabilize the region and assist in the area of policing. The result was the formation of the Community Security Initiative, which is mandated to support Kyrgyzstan’s police in addressing the country’s security situation.

4 April 2012

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