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Report on parallel structures that continue to exist in Kosovo in several areas of the public sector and that have a direct impact on the rights of individuals and the rule of law.

This catalogue aims to identify the applicable remedy, or lack thereof, to each issue where human rights might be at stake.

As a continuation of the Voters Voices projects, "Joining In- Minority Voices" seeks to formulate recommendations to municipalities in Kosovo. The recommendations respond to the concerns voiced by the non-Serb minority populations of Kosovo.

Four years after the end of the conflict, the recognition of the right to property as a fundamental human right is gaining ground in Kosovo.

Supplementary budget for the OSCE Mission in Kosovo.

Supplementary budget proposal for the OSCE Communications Network. Statement by the Chairman (attachement).

Recent incidents in Kosovo have raised the concern that level of intimidation of witnesses is on increase. Much of the public does not have faith in the ability of the authorities to provide protection, should they choose to testify against perpetrators.

Six months after elections were held, 10 Municipal Assemblies are still facing political gridlock: Assembly members continue either to choose not to participate in- or to boycott- Assembly and Committee meetings.

This report is the tenth in a series of Assessments of the situation of ethnic minorities in Kosovo, conducted jointly by OSCE and UNHCR.

This report is the first overview of the Centres for Social Welfare (CSWs) in Kosovo conducted by the OSCE Department of Human Rights and Rule of Law, through its Victim Advocacy and Support Section (VASS).