Document #1448351

UK Home Office (Author)

Country Policy and Information Note Albania: Blood feuds

https://www.ecoi.net/en/file/local/1448351/1226_1540972775_albania-blood-feuds-cpin-v3-0-october-2018.pdf

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      ecoi.net description:
      Country information and protection guidelines for British asylum authorities on blood feuds (customary law; characteristics of contemporary blood feuds; prevalence; mediation and negotiation; state protection; other topics) (supersedes ID 326747, this document has been superseded by a more recent version: ID 2025224)
      Country:
      Albania
      Source:
      UK Home Office (Author)
      Published:
      October 2018
      Document type:
      Expert Opinion or Position
      Language:
      English
      Document ID:
      1448351 (former ID 369680)

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