Kosovo: two sets of law
Kosovo governs itself; Serbia regards it as part of its territory. Here is what each side's own text says on the same questions, quoted and sourced. Solon does not say which is right.
Governs the place
Solon does not hold the law of Kosovo yet; the words below are quoted from the page named under each.
Regards it as part of its territory
Solon does not hold the law of Serbia yet; the words below are quoted from the page named under each.
0 of 6 questions have words from both sides so far.
The territory
What territory does the text say the state consists of, and can it be changed?
Kosovo
Nothing has been read for Kosovo on this question yet.
Serbia
Nothing has been read for Serbia on this question yet.
Who may propose a law
Who has the right to put a bill before the legislature, and can citizens do it themselves?
Kosovo
Nothing has been read for Kosovo on this question yet.
Serbia
Nothing has been read for Serbia on this question yet.
Taxes
At what rates are a person's income, a company's profit and a sale taxed?
Kosovo
Nothing has been read for Kosovo on this question yet.
Serbia
Nothing has been read for Serbia on this question yet.
Citizenship
May a citizen hold another citizenship, and can citizenship be taken away?
Kosovo
Nothing has been read for Kosovo on this question yet.
Serbia
Nothing has been read for Serbia on this question yet.
Moving and leaving
May a person move freely, leave the country and come back?
Kosovo
Nothing has been read for Kosovo on this question yet.
Serbia
Nothing has been read for Serbia on this question yet.
Defence and service
Does the text make defence a duty, and who decides how service is done?
Kosovo
Nothing has been read for Kosovo on this question yet.
Serbia
Nothing has been read for Serbia on this question yet.
What the public budget rests on
No budget has been read for Kosovo yet.
No budget has been read for Serbia yet.
Propose a change
Think one side's rule is better, or want a law changed? Open the law in Solon, pick the article and write the words you want: it is shown as a redline against the published text, others can support it, and the page says how that law is officially changed. Support here is evidence, never law.
How this comparison is made
Every line is a quotation from a page someone opened, with the day it was read; the original is shown beside any translation, and a program re-reads each page every week and flags words that are gone. The questions are the same for every place. The side that governs is shown first, then the claimant, always. Where nothing has been read, the page says so.
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