The person who lost one leg during the war writes public letter to Haradinaj after a salary increase

The person who lost one leg during the war writes public letter to Haradinaj after a salary increase

Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, the week we left behind with a decision, has doubled his 1,500-euro salary to 2 thousand and 950 euros. This increase has been criticised by civil society as well as various organisations in Kosovo. The Association of Civil Wounds by Mines has also recently reacted during the recent war in Kosovo.

The head of this association, Avni Lubovci, has been critical of the prime minister's rise in wages. He says families and civilian victims of the recent war in Kosovo have been discriminated against.

“A minister or an MP per month is paid the equivalent of a civil war invalid for more than a year. When you know that a part of these people are missing and their” limbs are missing, he writes.

This is Lubovci's full message to Prime Minister Haradinaj.

Prime Minister. Haradinaj.

Your salary and others were extremely low, with that income hard to make.
I'm not against any salary or pension increases. But I'm against the discrimination of civil war disabilities.

This category, since 2009. There were only increases in pensions in 2014, and that was a laughing increase. Which means, for 9 years, 25% growth in pensins.
Think about how these people can do it to ensure their existence. Not to say the healing of wounds, even the existence of their families.
Pensions according to the degree of disability.

40 percent to $120.
61% to 80%. $166
$81% to 100% 152.

And Mr. Yu. Prime Minister. A month's of civil disability for two years.

A minister or MP a month, a civil war invalid for more than a year. When you know that some of these people are missing their limbs.
A DO T E KEMIA DIRETE HOW PERHAPTER.
For DIRETS, sacrifice is great and small.
A.L.