The President of the Kosovo Assembly, Kadri Veseli, told reporters in Pristina today that the members of parliament will very soon have in their hands the draft law on the specialized chambers of the special court. Veseli said after the meeting of the Assembly Presidency that it was of utmost importance for Kosovo to maintain its partnership with the international community. “We don’t have the draft law yet. We have talked with the Prime Minister, and we will very soon have in Parliament the draft law on the specialized chambers of the special court. We will vote on this draft law together with the constitutional amendments,” Veseli said. Koha quotes Veseli as saying that the Assembly Presidency could meet again this week on “strategically-important issues”. Veseli further argued that the draft law on the special court will serve Kosovo’s interests, protect human rights and that it would not violate Kosovo’s sovereignty.