Musicians in Kosovo fight anti-Roma prejudice stirred up by war (Thomson Reuters Foundation)
As a child, Kafu had no idea he was Roma. Growing up in Gjakova, western Kosovo, he was called “gypsy” everywhere he went. Kafu only discovered what the word Roma meant when he was in his 20s. Now 30, he is part of a growing movement that is using music to challenge negative perceptions of […]
Read More →Kosovo Honours Female War Victims on Women’s Day (Balkan Insight)
To mark International Women’s Day, the Kosovo authorities paid homage to female war victims and screened a documentary in parliament about sexual violence during the 1999 conflict. http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/kosovo-honoured-victims-of-war-on-women-s-day-03-08-2016
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 9 March
• PDK deputy leader Hoxhaj calls the opposition to dialogue (Koha)
• Initiative for Kosovo renounces use of teargas in the Assembly (Insajderi)
• Three international experts to review border demarcation (Kosova Sot)
• Haradinaj against new commission on border-demarcation (RTK)
• Le Figaro: Thaci could stand accused by special court (Telegrafi)
• PDK steering committee to meet today (Epoka e Re)