Publications

The catalogue provides communities members in Kosovo with information on what they can do to address concerns relating to the upholding of their fundamental rights, whom to approach and how to make a complaint if they feel their rights have been violated. It covers as many different areas of concern as possible, from how to tackle discrimination based on sex and gender, through the police harassment based on ones community identity, to how to ensure that the name of a village is properly spelt in all languages on a road sign.

The toll-free helpline “0800 1111 2” will serve as a main point of contact for victims of human trafficking and domestic violence, as well as a source of information for all stakeholders, including the general public.

This report examines the approach taken by municipal institutions to address the phenomenon of informal settlements in Kosovo. It documents progress made as well as some shortcomings that continue to affect the rights to adequate housing and participation while also offering some recommendations on how to address these shortcomings.

This catalogue provides an overview of the condition and usage of Orthodox graveyards in Kosovo. It contains pictures and a short description of 392 graveyards found throughout Kosovo.

This report examines the misapplication of the law, and concludes that the failure of legal practitioners to apply the legal offence of trafficking correctly hinders the ability of the Kosovo courts to respond the crime of human trafficking.

This report examines the situation of the Kosovo Croat community in Viti/Vitina municipality. It documents violations of property rights, a precarious socio-economic situation, persistent security concerns and a lack of participation in public affairs.