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	Democratic League of Kosovo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Democratic League of Kosovo (Lidhja Demokratike e Kosovës) is the largest political party in Kosovo.
		Ibrahim Rugova was president of the party, as well as President of Kosovo, until his death on January 21, 2006.
		The current Chair of Assembly of Kosovo, Kolë Berisha, is a member of the Democratic League of Kosovo.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Democratic_League_of_Kosovo (230 words)

	Serbia Info News / Main elements of self-governance in Kosovo and Metohija
		The Kosovo and Metohija Assembly is to establish and organize the courts of Kosovo and Metohija, and it is to elect the judges and judges of the jury.
		A citizen of Kosovo and Metohija must go to the prison established by the Assembly of Kosovo and Metohija and in accordance with the regulations brought by the Assembly if he or she is sentenced in the court of Kosovo and Metohija.
		It is responsible for the Kosovo and Metohija regulations executing and for proposing of the regulations to the Assembly of Kosovo and Metohija.
	www.serbia-info.com /news/1999-03/20/9890.html (2711 words)

	Rambouillet Accord - Interim Agreement for Peace and Self-Government in Kosovo
		Kosovo not expressly assigned elsewhere shall be the responsibility of the communes.
		Kosovo and its constituent communes shall establish jails and prisons to accommodate the detention of criminal suspects and the imprisonment of individuals convicted of violating the laws applicable in Kosovo.
		Under the supervision of the OSCE and with the participation of Kosovo authorities and experts nominated by and belonging to the national communities of Kosovo, Federal authorities shall conduct an objective and free census of the population in Kosovo under rules and regulations agreed with the OSCE in accordance with international standards.
	jurist.law.pitt.edu /ramb.htm (12566 words)

	Interim Agreement for Peace and Self-Government in Kosovo
		Members of the Assembly shall be immune from all civil or criminal proceedings on the basis of words expressed or other acts performed in their capacity as Members of the Assembly.
		All Kosovo, Republic and Federal law enforcement and Federal military authorities shall be obligated, in their respective areas of authority, to ensure freedom of movement and safe passage for all persons, vehicles and goods.
		The Chair shall have full and unimpeded access to all places, persons, and information (including documents and other records) within Kosovo that in his judgment are necessary to his responsibilities with regard to the civilian aspects of this Agreement.
	members.tripod.com /foreignaffairs/armillotta/kos_kla4.html (12449 words)

	KOSOVO AND THE CHALLENGE OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION
		Kosovo, of course, is not Bosnia, where cordial inter-ethnic relations thrived for centuries before the bonds were broken by brutal violence and ethnic cleansing.
		In the Kosovo context, excluding ground forces from the beginning was a serious mistake, which was recognized by the senior military authorities in the U.S. and elsewhere.
		Prior to the Kosovo crisis, the experience of UN intervention suggested that where peace-keeping operations followed rather than accompanied a political settlement, UN forces were able to reinforce the work of the humanitarian agencies and contribute to political stabilization.
	www.unu.edu /p&g/kosovo_full.htm (19492 words)

	Municipal Elections in Kosovo (Human Rights Watch Backgrounder, October 2000)
		In Kosovo, as in the case of Bosnia and Hercegovina, the elections are taking place soon after the termination of a bitter conflict characterized by large-scale violations of human rights, including mass deportation and executions.
		In the case of Kosovo's minorities, therefore, it is hard to argue that the minimum conditions exist for the holding of free and fair elections.
		Kosovo's political parties are unlikely to be the only source of pressure on the Central Election Commission and the Complaints and Appeals Sub-Commission.
	www.hrw.org /backgrounder/eca/kosovo-election-bck.htm (3528 words)

	ReliefWeb » Document Preview » General Assembly, acting concurrently with Security Council makes ...
		Also before the Assembly is a draft resolution on the role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to preventing and settling conflicts (document A/60/L.42).
		The Assembly had the Secretary General to thank, as well as political leaders at the 2005 World Summit, who had proposed that the Commission be operational by the end of the year.
		He went on to say that the concurrent action taken by the Assembly and the Security Council was setting an incomprehensible precedent, unless the exercise was an attempt to redefine the roles and mandates of the principle organs of the United Nations in a manner that would provide the Council with absolute powers.
	www.reliefweb.int /rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/KHII-6KA3EM?OpenDocument (6007 words)

	OSCE Press release - Central Election Commission approves final results of Kosovo Assembly election
		Twelve entities were certified to contest the 20 seats reserved or 'set-aside' for Kosovo's smaller communities in addition to the 100 multi-ethnic seats.
		The 2004 Kosovo Assembly election results will be certified by the UN Special Representative, Søren Jessen-Petersen, following a 48-hour period for any further complaints on the count process.
		Several of the 120 new Assembly members are already serving on a Municipal Assembly.
	www.osce.org /item/8708.html (497 words)

	Kosovo index page
		Consensus on a set of principles for a peace agreement concerning Kosovo was reached on 3 June 1999 between the President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) and a joint delegation of the European Union and the Russian Federation.
		On 18 January 1999 the Tribunal's Prosecutor was denied access by the FRY authorities to visit Kosovo in connection with alleged crimes falling within the Tribunal's jurisdiction.
		The head of the KVM will be the chair of this all important body, charged with supervising the overall implementation of the agreement, with final authority to resolve disputes, and an obligation by the parties to abide by the Chair's decisions.
	www.amnesty.org /ailib/intcam/kosovo/nextsteps.html (6840 words)

	Historical Day in Kosovo, As Inaugural Session Of Assembly Opens -- 12/12/2001
		All 26 delegates of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) left the session after U.N. top administrator Hans Haekkerup cut off party leader Hashim Thaci's microphone, saying that the agenda did not allow anyone to take the floor until the vote on the presidency was finished.
		The remainder of the assembly elected two members of the province's largest party, the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), two Serbs from the Return Coalition and one delegate representing non-Serb minorities onto the presidency.
		The 120-seat assembly elected Nov. 17 will govern Kosovo alongside the U.N. The assembly is subject to U.N. veto and has no power to declare independence from Serbia - the main goal of all Kosovo's ethnic Albanian parties.
	www.cnsnews.com /ViewForeignBureaus.asp?Page=\ForeignBureaus\archive\200112\FOR20011212a.html (598 words)

	The Balkans Pages: Kosovo - Kosova Crisis
		A recent poll broadcast by the Serbian media gave an alarming picture of Serbian public opinion: 40% of the Serbs believe that the Albanians from Kosovo should be expelled from the territory and forced to emigrate to Albania, while only 4% agreed with the principle of autonomy.
		In Kosovo, the strategy of non-violent resistance carried out by the Democratic League of Kosovo (chaired by Rugova) has failed to produce tangible results and has lost its credibility among Albanians.
		The student movement from Kosovo has made it clear that it is fed up with the parallel education system, which it now considers a way of self-deceit.
	balkansnet.org /raccoon/hca-kos.html (862 words)

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