Global Security Reports
OSAC Reports are the composite of information reporting that OSAC has traditionally been known for. All safety and security information is available to
the general public. Other reports may only be accessed by constituents only. The following are the most recent reports by report type.
(Last updated 21 Aug 2006)
11 Aug 2006
This report details the workings of OSAC for the month of July 2006, including relevant statistics and overviews of analytical reporting completed during the month.
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21 Aug 2006
As noted in the most recent warden message dated August 15, events affecting public safety in Kinshasa and elsewhere in the DRC remain unpredictable and situations may develop rapidly and without warning, as was evidenced by last night’s exchange of gunfire in several areas of Gombe. Tensions remain high and the possibility of situations affecting personal safety remains higher than normal.
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15 Aug 2006
To view the agenda and meeting minutes for this event please log in with your OSAC username and password and click on the attached document.
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15 Aug 2006
To read the minutes of the Johannesburg Country Council's August 15 meeting, log in with your OSAC userid and password.
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7 Jul 2006
This is an annual report produced in conjunction with the Regional Security Office at U.S. Embassy Kigali.
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7 Jul 2006
This is an annual report produced in conjunction with the Regional Security Office at U.S. Embassy Caracas.
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16 Aug 2006
While the onset of the rainy season has greatly reduced vehicle movements, Chadian military forces appear to be beefing up their presence along the eastern border. On the other side of the border, Chadian rebels are reported to be reorganizing their leadership structure. Even though NGOs in other camps have noted greater cooperation on security matters with local authorities, they highlight the continued lack of a strong gendarme presence to protect the refugee camps.
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21 Aug 2006
The police stated that the following groups have planned demonstrations near downtown Dhaka on Monday, August 21, 2006.
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21 Aug 2006
The Government of Sri Lanka is hosting the South Asian Games in a multitude of venues in Colombo from August 18 through August 28 amid concerns of LTTE attacks.
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