The provisions of the Convention are conformed in the following Republic of Tajikistan legal acts

The situation in Tajikistan and along the Tajik Afghan border.

If both parents or one parent of a child who lives in the Republic of Tajikistan and for whom tutorship or guardianship by citizens of the Republic of Tajikistan has been established drop their Republic of Tajikistan citizenship and, in that context, do not participate in raising the child, the child maintains Republic of Tajikistan citizenship if the parents or tutor or guardian request that.

Tajikistan has blocked online resources in connection to ISIS before, notably when several citizens posted a video of themselves burning their Tajik passports and pledging allegiance to the group on YouTube.

She wished to know if precise definitions of those crimes existed in Tajik legislation.

(e) Women of Tajikistan have a rich history of collective activities that is based on traditions and customs.

In the Government, questions associated with the plight and status of women are overseen by a deputy prime minister.

If both parents or one parent acquires Republic of Tajikistan citizenship or if they lose it, then the citizenship of the children is also terminated.

In 2002, a Decision of the Government approved the Programme for implementing the concept for the State demographic policy of the Republic of Tajikistan for 2003 2015 .

Republic of Tajikistan law specifies that admission to Republic of Tajikistan citizenship is solely on the basis of petitions submitted by citizens of other States or by stateless persons.

(a) In the traditions of Tajik culture, the woman always enjoyed respect, and the literature especially has sung the praises of her role as mother and protectress of the home.

Tajik diplomatic missions abroad reportedly lacked the resources to engage in counter trafficking activities and Tajikistan had not entered into any relevant collaborative agreements with other States.

Most of Tajikistan's 8 million people belong to the Tajik ethnic group, who speak Tajik, a dialect of Modern Persian, although many people also speak Russian.

A breakdown of prison population by capacity would be appreciated, in order to give the Committee a clearer view of any problems of overcrowding in Tajik detention institutions.

Several Afghan refugees who had been given a second passport and a visa by the Tajik authorities had been found guilty of trading across the Afghan border those cases would be handled by UNHCR and were still pending.

In the 12 minute video released late on May 27, Gulmurod Halimov, 40, said he had defected to the group in protest against the policies of the Tajik Interior Ministry, which does not permit people to pray and wear Islamic hijabs in the predominantly Muslim Central Asian country.

Since 2001, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection and the NGO known as the Tajik Association Social Partnership and Development, with the technical and financial support of OHCHR, have been implementing the partnership project known as Promoting Women's Employment through Microcrediting in the Bokhtar and Vakhsh rayons of the Republic.

As Afghan President Hamid Karzai is said by his critics to be on the verge of casting his lot with Pakistan and the Taliban, the Pentagon has signaled its fear that the war may spread beyond the Pashtun heartland to the largely Tajik and Uzbek areas in the north of the country.

While Putin's press secretary commented October 28 that the Russian president was aware if not in control of the investigation into Umarali's death, Tajikistan's President Emomali Rakhmon has not mentioned the issue at all, perhaps at risk of angering patron Russia or inflaming hostility towards the country's tiny Russian minority.