- Act on the special statute of civil servants; - Act No. 212/AN/07/5th L on the establishment of the National Social Security Fund; - Act No. 79/AN/04/5th L on the Nationality Act; - Decree No. 99-0059/PRE on the creation of the Ministry in charge of Women’s Empowerment, Family Welfare and Social Affairs; superseded by the 2012 Act; - Decree No. 2008-0093/PRE establishing the Ministry of State in charge of national solidarity; - Act No. 152/AN/02/4th L on the Family Code; - Act No. 192/AN/02/4th L establishing a quota system in elected positions and the civil service in favour of women; - Act No. 51/AN/99/4th L relating to the Ombudsman; - Decree No. 2008-0103/PRE on the establishment of the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH); - Act No. 210/AN/07/5th L on combatting human trafficking; - Act No. 106/AN/00/4th L on the environmental framework; - Act No. 59/AN/94 on the Penal Code; - Act No. 60/AN/94 on the Code of Penal Procedure; - Organic law No. 16/AN/12/6th L on the amendment of Article 33 of the 1992 Electoral Act. III. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 42. The 1992 Constitution determines the principles underpinning political organization in the Republic of Djibouti, defines the political system and informs of relationships between the various institutions. It stipulates that Executive and Legislative bodies are voted into office based on free and multiparty elections. 43. Djibouti has a presidential system of government with extended powers granted to the President as Head of State and Government. The President defines and implements national policies, has regulatory powers and enacts laws adopted by the National Assembly. 15