Verification of victims of sexual violence in conflict to start soon (Epoka e Re)
Abrashi: Demarcation to return to Assembly soon (Klan Kosova)
Kosovo’s Minister of labor and Social Welfare and spokesperson for the government, Arban Abrashi, told Klan Kosova on Thursday that the withdrawal of demarcation deal from the agenda of the Assembly was the most rational choice, given the situation. “It has been a pragmatic and rational step, since a number of MPs were blackmailed and there was public incentive for the citizens. The opposition is sending signals to the world that we have problems with Montenegro,” Abrashi said.
Government says banning of Koha Ditore reporter was unacceptable (Koha)
Kosovo Government spokesman, Arban Abrashi, said today that the decision of the Kosovo Medicines Agency to ban Koha Ditore reporter Saranda Ramaj from covering Prime Minister Isa Mustafa’s visit to the agency on Tuesday, was unacceptable. Abrashi said that regardless of the reasons, reporters should not be banned and must be allowed to carry out their duties. He further argued that the government and Prime Minister Mustafa were not aware of the ban until reporters asked about the matter later on.
LDK condemns attack on Minister Abrashi (Insajderi)
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) in a press release today condemned the attack against Minister of Labor and Social Welfare, Arban Abrashi who was pelted with eggs this morning. “The attack carried out by members of Vetevendosje movement is an attack on the positive results that the government is achieving in improving the lives and economic welfare of the citizens of Kosovo.
Minister Abrashi pelted with eggs again, Vetevendosje assumes responsibility (media)
All media report that Arban Abrashi, Kosovo’s Minister for Labor and Social Welfare, was pelted with eggs today as he was leaving the government building in downtown Pristina. This is the second time that Abrashi has been pelted with eggs. The Vetevendosje Movement assumed responsibility for the attack. “Abrashi, same as this government, is responsible for the current situation in Kosovo. This government, in which Abrashi serves as spokesperson, has violated the Constitution with the sole purpose of implementing Serbia’s projects in Kosovo.
Abrashi: I believe the president will be elected this week (Tribuna Channel)
Minister of Labor and Social Welfare and spokesperson for the Kosovo government, Arban Abrashi, told Pristina-based Tribuna Channel he believes the president of Kosovo will be elected this week. “The ruling-coalition has the necessary numbers for the election of president and I don’t foresee any problems in this regard,”Abrashi said.