29 minutes agoThe deputies using gas to protect the republic are being held for months in prison
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Prizren's newly elected leader, Mytaher Haskuka, has come to the defense of his former MP, where the ongoing trial is being deemed unfair and that tear gas does not present any life damage to the human target, writes Periscope. In a post in “facebook”, Haskuka [...]
In a post in “facebook”, Haskuka has compared a similar case when tear gas was dropped in closed spaces, and the accused was sentenced to only 400 euros in fines.
According to him, when the citizen uses gas for private interests, he suffers no days in prison, but is sentenced only to fine.
When MPs use gas to protect the republic, they are held months in prison. The authors of this injustice are the greatest opponents of the state and of the Republic of Kosovo” has written it. /Periscopi
This is his full post.
In 2015 The Constitutional Court in Pristina had condemned a citizen B.J. 400 euros for use of tear gas in closed spaces of a shopping centre in Pristina. This verdict was later confirmed by the Court of Appeals where expertise states:
“...gas which has been used on the critical day of the accused does not allow game and can only tear from this gas and that it is part of light gases and that it does no harm to life or to human health”.
So in Kosovo, when the citizen uses gas for private interests he doesn't have a day in prison and gets fined only, but when MPs use gas to protect the republic they are held months in prison. The authors of this injustice are the greatest opponents of the state and of the Republic of Kosovo.
