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This paper outlines the principles and general provisions of the Hague Convention on the Child Abduction, and further outlines some defects of the Law on Matrimonial and Family Relations, which, from the perspective of the applicant, hinder the efficient application of its provisions, in case that the child has been removed from our country. Those defects relate firstly to the fact that the issue of when the custody rights have been violated by removing the child to a foreign country, is regulated rather vaguely, and secondly, to the fact that there are no provisions on jurisdiction of public authorities to issue a certificate to the effect that the removal was unlawful according to domestic law. The amendments to the law are proposed in the paper, which would facilitate the application of the Hague Convention on the Child Abduction in similar cases.

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On the necessity to harmonize our law on matrimonial and family relations with the Hague convention on the civil aspects of international child abduction