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

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.

Europe's Muslim Communities
Brussels
December 16, 2009
The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) and the Open Society Institute-Brussels present a double launch event for two publications addressing the topic of Muslims in Europe.

Democracy in Belgium
OSI-Brussels
December 11, 2009
Koert Debeuf—author, advisor to several Belgian ministers and a prime minister, veteran of the Flemish and federal parliaments, and current head of cabinet of Guy Verhofstadt in the European Parliament—speaks at the Open Society Institute-Brussels about how Belgian politics works.

Policy Officer - Africa
OSI-Brussels seeks a Policy Officer/Senior Policy Officer to cover EU-Africa policy, including country specific situations such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Guinea, Niger and Zimbabwe, as well as crosscutting and framework policies like the Joint EU-Africa Strategy.

Policy Officer - Enlargement
OSI-Brussels seeks a policy officer/senior policy officer to work closely with colleagues in South-Eastern and Central Europe, as well as OSI offices in London, Washington DC, New York and Budapest to influence the EU's enlargement policy and to maintain strong links between OSI and policy-makers responsible for the region.

Personal Assistant to the Director
OSI-Brussels seeks a personal assistant to provide administrative and general support to the director and to assist with projects and events as part of the administrative team.

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.