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Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)The new Justice Minister, Abelard Tahiri, has even written a long status in his Facebook account, about how he intends to lead with the dictatorship of justice, but this time he has seen it not to be missed, as if in his previous status, Kosovo reports. He has written that there is [...]
The new Justice Minister, Abelard Tahiri, has even written a long status in his Facebook account, about how he intends to lead with the dictatorship of justice, but this time he has seen it not to be missed, as if in his previous status, Kosovo reports.
He has written that there is only one concept that will forward him to his work as minister and he will be “law on all of”.
There is only one concept in this process towards empowering justice and that is the law above all, while efforts to give meaning must all be that challenges turn into unique opportunities and results serve all citizens of the Republic of Kosovo”
This is Tahir's full Facebook writing:
I have accepted institutional responsibility to lead the Ministry of Justice by being fully aware of all the challenges ahead of us so that the justice system, the law's content and rule of law will function well in the Republic of Kosovo.
The perceptions are often more powerful than reality, but we together, with all institutional acts in the justice system, will create space and examples for judicial reality to dominate any perception and for citizens to believe in the justice that applies to Kosovo.
There has been remarkable work done in building up the justice system in the country. We must admit, though, that there has been an impasse.
The rule of law and equality before it, the fight against corruption and organised crime, reform and access to justice for all, are encouraging not only for integration into the European Union, but primarily for the very quality of citizens' lives and as such present the agenda of our priorities.
We will ensure that the Ministry of Justice is an example of good and responsible governance, based on competence and knowledge, so that these challenges can be answered and citizens have no trust in it.
There is only one concept in this process towards empowering justice, and it is the law above all, and efforts to give meaning must all be that challenges we turn into unique opportunities and results serve all citizens of the Republic of Kosovo.
This is a new beginning for Kosovo, in justice and in all spheres. Good priest.
