Ombudsperson considers Special Court as the hardest punch for Kosovo
(Most monitored broadcasters, TV21)
Establishment of the Special Court is the hardest punch that Kosovo got since the end of the conflict. All this, according to the Acting Ombudsperson Sami Kurteshi, is happening because of failure of justice in Kosovo. He considers that Special Court will infringe Kosovo’s sovereignty.
Kurteshi accused the Prishtinë/Pristina Basic Prosecution and qualified it as ‘the cradle of organized crime’.
“Kosovo judiciary system, including courts, prosecution and police has failed. It has not only failed, but it has turned into the cradle of organized crime, the prosecution in particular. Prishtinë/Pristina Basic Prosecution together with its Presidents is the cradle of organized crime,” Ombudsperson Kurteshi underlined.
Regarding the prolongation of the process for election of new Ombudsperson, Kurteshi said that political parties are competing between each other to bring their person at the head of the Ombudsperson’s Institution.
Haradinaj: AAK will work for integration of Kosovo north
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The AAK chairperson, Ramush Haradinaj, stated on Sunday that the AAK will work with even greater commitment for integration of the north into Kosovo institutions.
At the AAK’s convention in Mitrovica/Mitrovicë north, Haradinaj said that Kosovo institutions should have additional responsibility for the northern part.
Maric: The Association might be established in two months
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The Association of Kosovo Serb Municipalities might be established within two months if the agreement for it will be reached at the 23 June meeting in Brussels between the Kosovo and Serbia Prime Ministers, Isa Mustafa and Aleksandar Vucic.
This was stated by the Kosovo minister of local government administration Ljubomir Maric.
