8 January 2002: Letter to the Deputy SRSG for Civil Administration describing difficulties faced by forcibly retired teachers and recommending that certain actions be taken to improve their economic circumstances. Follow-up letter sent to the SRSG on 19 March 2002.
9 January 2002: Letter to the Co-Head of the UNMIK Department of Justice asking him to ensure that over one hundred outstanding labour cases pending before the Municipal Court in Mitrovica could proceed, either by appointing a competent judge in the field of labour relations, or by transferring the cases to the nearest court with the necessary competence.
29 January 2002: Letter to the SRSG concerning the lack of access of Kosovo Albanians to civil documents being held in Serbia proper.
29 January 2002: Letter to the UNMIK Police Commissioner concerning the establishment of a local police station in Bardosh/Devet Jugovic. Similar letter sent to the Deputy SRSG for Police and Justice on 28 February 2002.
30 January 2002: Letter to the Co-Director of the UNMIK Department of Public Services concerning the continuing impossibility for individuals to obtain driver's licenses in Kosovo. Similar letter sent on 4 March 2002, noting also that Municipalities in Kosovo had begun to issue their own driving permits.
1 February 2002: Letter to the UNMIK Police Commissioner concerning the suspension of two individuals from the Kosovo Police School and the refusal to permit a third individual from attending the School.
5 February 2002: Letter to the UNMIK Department of Justice requesting that a detainee be transferred from the Pristina to the Mitrovica Detention Centre to enable his father to visit him, expressing concerns about difficulties faced by other members of ethnic minorities wishing to visit their relatives in detention and recommending that such detainees either be moved to detention facilities to which regular convoys had been arranged or that additional convoys be instituted to detention facilities not currently served.
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