Kosovo’s Prime Minister, Isa Mustafa, during the Interfaith Dialogue conference in Pristina on Wednesday, said that Kosovo is very important in the fight against ISIS. “Kosovo has taken legal action against individuals and extremist groups,” Mustafa said, adding that not only the police and judiciary, but everyone must be engaged to stop extremism. Mustafa also talked about the role of women in society. "I think the role of women in society is important for the promotion of social progress. We are working to strengthen women’s position in society,” he said. On the other hand, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Taëkkol Karman, also present in the conference, said that poverty, ignorance and non-functioning of judiciary only bring violence and extremism as a consequence. “People who are not able to freely express their ideas have a greater tendency to extremism. If you want to have a non-violent society, you must ensure that people have freedom, justice and dignity,” she said. She also added that human rights should be respected and there should be no violence anywhere.