Special Law returns to Parliament, but not even protesters to PDK headquarters

Special Law returns to Parliament, but not even protesters to PDK headquarters

Special Law returns to Parliament, but not even protesters to PDK headquarters

Following Democratic Party of Kosovo request ( The PDK) for the return of the Law for Specialised Chambers to the Assembly for Review, the situation near the headquarters of this party in Pristina has been calm.

Shiroka-Pula brings the Special Law back to review

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TV journalist Dukagjin Dorentina Thaci, who has stood by PDK headquarters, has announced that the leader of the civic initiative no, in my name, the liberation Haziri, has welcomed the law’s return to the Parliament.

However, Haziri has warned that the protests could return if the law is not voted within a reasonable time.

Haziri was the organiser of the 21-day protest in Pristina squares against special court decisions in The Hague against former Kosovo Liberation Army leaders.

Protests of that period focused on the request for Special Law approval, while on October 5, there was a change of situation during the protests.

Source Layer: Dukeagini

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