Protecting social order is essential; however, it doesn’t mean that while
protecting social order there should hinder democratic rights. This study identifies
the applications of community policing that improve the prevention initiatives of
local institutions in Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. To explore these
activities, the dynamic and ongoing processes of the Organization for Security and
Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) are mentioned. This process also helps to identify
the successes, and failures that reflect the reality of implementing community
policing in the country.