Bad news for Driton Selmanaj, after warning that he will sue Kadri Wessel

MP Selmanaj's appearance in the folklore and the mention of SHIK has sparked the reaction of leader Veselin.

In his speech, Wessel has said MP Selmanaj is the disgrace of civil society, which he said was removed from the project. USAID in KDI for manipulation.

“You are the disgrace of civil society”, Veselin told MP Selmanaj.

Selmanaj has reacted to the criticism of Parliament Speaker Kadri Wessel, saying he has been forced to leave because of Kadri Wessel.

I was forced to release KDI and formed Democracy Plus from the foundation USAID”, Selmanaj has indicated.

Selmanaj mentioned it in his replica ShIK Kadri Wessel. Thereafter, Wessel reacted by mentioning personal and family matters to him.

After some Replica, MP Selmanaj has released the Assembly Hall, saying Wessel made the case personal.

Selmanaj considers the possibility to sue Veselin for his statements

Democratic League of Kosovo deputy Driton Selmanaj has stressed that he is considering the possibility to sue Parliament Speaker Kadri Veselini on charges made at Selmanaj's address as “the abuser of civil society”.

He has said the head of the Parliament has repeatedly violated the Parliament's regulation, according to him, aware of that fact.

Tell someone abuser and manipulator no longer is political, but personal. I'm considering the MP's immunity in order to sue”, Selmanaj stressed.

He has said that Wessels have prevented his appearances and strong criticisms he made at his address, saying that “those are my beliefs and I am entitled to say my opinion I don't compromise”.

Wessel has immunity, Selmanaj cannot sue him

The Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo, among other things, envisions MP immunity for their actions related to their scope, but also for actions that come beyond them.

The Parliament's “Deputies enjoy immunity from prosecution, civil indictments or dismissal for their actions and decisions within the scope of their responsibilities as parliament deputies. Immunity does not prevent prosecution of the Parliament's deputies for actions taken outside the scope of their responsibilities as deputies of the Parliament”, says Article 75 of the Constitution, where it speaks of MP immunity.

In the same under the Constitution is spoken further, saying the Parliament deputy cannot be arrested or banned while carrying out his duties as Parliament deputy, without the consent of the majority of all Parliament deputies.

About the issue of MPs' immunity had clarified even the Constitutional Court when it was ruling on the immunity of former Kosovo delegation Fatmir Limaj.

The same situation is explained in that decision.

“Deputies do not enjoy immunity from prosecution for actions and decisions taken outside the scope of their responsibilities. This has to do with prosecution for criminal acts which are supposed to have been committed before the start of their mandate and during the course of their term as deputies. MPs do not enjoy immunity from civil indictments for actions and decisions outside the scope of their responsibilities”, it said, among other things in that decision.

yesterday's speech by Parliament Speaker Kadri Wessel made it within the responsibilities of an MP, who was a declaration of a specific case involving a Parliament deputy. /Insider. com