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The Open Society Institute-Brussels works to ensure that human rights, justice, and accountability are at the heart of EU policy and funding.

EU Credibility at Risk if Turkey's Accession Process Stalls
Press Release
September 7, 2009
With a new round of peace talks on Cyprus resuming this month, a group of distinguished Europeans today issued a report urging the two sides to arrive at a settlement in order to remove obstacles to the accession negotiations between Turkey and the European Union.

Open Society Institute–Brussels Appoints New Director
January 19, 2009
Heather Grabbe has been appointed as the new director of the Open Society Institute–Brussels and will also serve as director of EU Affairs for the Soros foundations network.

New Address for OSI-Brussels
December 12, 2008
Please note that as of December 12, 2008, the address of the OSI-Brussels office has changed.

EU-AU Relations: What Role for Civil Society?
April 2009
OSI-Brussels senior policy officer Carmen Silvestre offers an analysis of the Joint EU-Africa Strategy, the EU-Africa Human Rights Dialogue, and opportunities for civil society engagement.

Turkey in Europe: Breaking the Vicious Circle
Brussels
September 7, 2009
Sponsored by the European Policy Centre, in collaboration with the Open Society Institute and the British Council, this event examines Turkey and the EU accession process.

Ethnic Profiling: Recognizing the Problem and Developing Solutions
Brussels, Belgium
June 26, 2009
This OSI event explores findings on ethnic profiling by police in Europe as well as efforts to address the problem.