2 minutes agoThis Kosovo family is experiencing horror in Switzerland
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Remember the Halili family? You certainly can't remember by name, but when you're named “ternets” and refusing to give the Swiss passport, then everything is clear. So, it's about the Kosovo family Halili of Canton Baselland, which has long been under way for naturalization. In his case [...]
In the case of more than a year ago, the refusal was mentioned among the causes of this rejection as inappropriate “ ” of the men of this family, whether they walked the streets of the village in sports clothes (“enterka” or “utta”). They also argued that in some cases they had heated up self - traffic sirens, which had disturbed village residents.
Canton politicians, meanwhile, had troubled the case, accusing the assembly of dealing with banal details to find obstacles against passport giving, the Halili family, writes albinfo.ch.
Now, about 18 months later, Halilaj has won a partial victory. It has been recognized as the Swiss substate of the family's son, Meriton Halil, writes “Baselschaftlice Zeitung”.
This decision was made in late October by Canton Baselland Executive. For his mother, Bukke Halili, the government has decided to once again vote the Assembly of the citizens of Bubandorph, while the government itself has made a negative decision.
Now, while the assembly in question has indicated it will accept the executive's decision, it is the family that will respond to that decision, rejecting the family head's exemption from procedure. Thus, Halilajs have complained at the Cantonal Court and a lawyer has hired them.
Regarding the vote by the assembly in May 2016, the newspaper finds that it had been voted in secret votes for each member separately. In this case, only for one boy, Meriton, was a positive vote. For Buke Halilin (nine), meanwhile, there had been only one vote against the pro.
What's equally interesting about this family story is that it was the inhabitants of Bubendorph who had fought to secure her stay in Switzerland in the wake of a negative decision from Bern, broadcast albinfo.ch. The world, in support of the family, had placed many residents while the village church had <x0-entiled asylum», had essentially sheltered them in their own locals. Finally, in 2006 the authorities had surrendered and had recognized the family's permission to stay. And when it came to winning the «red passport», citizens had been pushed back! There is no need for much to naturalize Halilaj!
In a number of Swiss municipalities, in rural areas, for the naturalisation of foreigners and other issues put citizens by direct voting, the institution, which is otherwise known as the “Citizen Assembly”.
