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1996-12-12YUG-1996-M-45720

Elimination of child labour, protection of children and young persons
 
Declaration on protection and promotion of children's rights in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.(Text No. 708)
Sluzhbeni List, 1996-12-13, No. 60, p. 7

For protection of rights of mothers and children, the government provides for measures following goals and principles set by the Yugoslav Plan of Action for Children until 2000, and ensures its implementation. Defines action fields: inter alia, social and health protection, education, and social assistance.




2004-08-05YUG-2004-R-68355
(Kosovo)
Elimination of child labour, protection of children and young persons
 
Regulation No. 2004/29 of 5 August 2004 on protection against international child abduction.
English translation, Official Gazette, United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (consulted on 2004-09-29)

Date of entry into force: 2004-09-05




2000-08-30YUG-2000-R-70479
(Kosovo)
Elimination of child labour, protection of children and young persons
 
Regulation No. 2000/51 on the age of compulsory school attendance in Kosovo
Unoffical English translation, South East European Educational Cooperation Network (consulted on 2005-06-09)

Sets the compulsory age for schooling in Kosovo for children from the ages of six to fifteen years. Dispensations may be granted only if the child is receiving efficient and regular instruction in a range of subjects appropriate to the child's needs in a place other than an approved school; or if the child is prevented from attending school for medical reasons. Fines are imposed on parents and guardians who fail to enroll their child in school without being granted a dispensation.




  
 

  
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