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The Committee recommends that the law be amended to introduce exceptions to the general prohibition of all abortions.
On 18 December, the Assembly of Kosovo's Committee on Human Rights, Gender Equality, Missing Persons and Petitions completed its monitoring of the implementation of the anti-discrimination law andissued a report recommending that the law be amended to provide clearer procedures for the protection of victims. The report was endorsed by the Assembly on 12 March.
The State party recommends that the law be amended so as to introduce exceptions to the general prohibition of abortions.
The OSCE/ODIHR andthe Venice Commission previously recommended that the law be amended to provide for independent candidates.
The OSCE/ODIHR recommends that the law be amended to provide greater detail concerning the presence and rights of international observers.
The law be amended to ensure that offences liable to police custody are properly defined in accordance with criminal law and to ensure due process of law in all circumstances without exception.
The Committee further requested that the law be amended to permit abortions in all cases of pregnancy resulting from rape.
This requires that the law be amended to give a woman the right to stand as a candidate in her original place of registration or place of registration after her marriage or, at least, to retain membership of the municipal council for the entire session for which she was elected.
In 2011, the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances(WGEID)recommended that criminal law be amended to remove the possibility of amnesty for serious crimes under international law, including the crime of enforced disappearance.
The Committee recommends that the law be amended so as to introduce exceptions to the general prohibition of all abortions and to protect the confidentiality of medical information.
The working group on minorities had recommended that the law be amended to provide for a quota for"minority" police officers in areas where there was a high concentration of that minority.
The OSCE/ODIHR recommends that the law be amended to describe all procedures for identifying a voter, issuing a ballot, and conducting the vote in all polling stations, regardless of the type of polling station.
The OSCE/ODIHR andthe Venice Commission previously recommended that the law be amended to allow for the contribution of in-kind services to a political campaign, subject to strict reporting requirements and the same contribution limits that apply to monetary donations.
The Committee recommends that the law be amended so as to restrict the jurisdiction of the military courts to trials only of military personnel charged with offences of an exclusively military nature.
The OSCE/ODIHR recommends that the law be amended to clearly state who may, at any time during elections, be present in the polling station.
The OSCE/ODIHR recommends that the law be amended to describe all procedures for counting and tabulating votes, regardless of the type of polling station.
In particular, NCHR recommended that the law be amended so as to prohibit multiple discrimination and to prevent any prohibited discriminatory treatment against third country nationals on the grounds of their nationality.
The Committee recommends that the Labour Law be amended to ensure that children working in family enterprises, agricultural activities and as domestic labour are protected and that inspections extend to these areas.
For the above reasons, the OSCE/ODIHR recommends that the law be amended to establish a positive voting system and procedures for marking ballot papers that requires the voter to vote“for” a candidate instead of“against” one or more candidates.
OSWL recommended that the social insurance law be amended so as to ensure financial support for job seekers; that the manner in which minimum wages were set be reviewed; and that the independence of trade unions be strengthened.
The Committee recommends that the law be amended immediately so as to ensure that pre-trial detention will be the exception and not the rule, and will be used only when necessary to protect compelling interests, such as public safety and ensuring the appearance of the accused at their trials.
The structure of the Law was amended in 2005, 2010 and 2013.
This law was amended in 2007.
Some provisions of this law were amended in later years.
Based on the review of the existing laws, some laws were amended.
In some cases, following court decisions, discriminatory laws were amended.
The Standard Minimum Rules were taken into account when laws were amended.
In 2011, the Forest Law was amended to allow forest land to be transformed into farming land or other types of land only in exceptional cases.
The Committee also recommends that laws be amended to empower women in matters of inheritance and succession.
The Law was amended twice, in 2004 and 2006, with the purpose of bringing it in line with international standards.