OSCE’s Involvement in Conflict Resolution Across the Post-Soviet Space

... despite the achievements in certain humanitarian issues. This can be explained both by the aforementioned secondary nature in comparison with the already created structures and by a lack of support among the key political actors. In particular, the OSCE conflict resolution suggestions developed independently of the JCC were not supported by the parties. Already in 1994, South Ossetia rejected a proposal guaranteeing its autonomous status within Georgia [ 3 ] . In August 2008, the OSCE monitored the development ...