3 minutes agoStill no danger of abolishing specials, Haradinaj's decision in hand
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The head of the Assembly has sent the Kosovo government the initiative of 43 deputies to abolish the Special. Political analysts estimate that the initiative for abolishing the latter has already been processed as legal initiative the Kosovo Parliament's Vete deputies for more than two years have opened the way for the Special Court, but [...] month.
The head of the Assembly has sent the Kosovo government the initiative of 43 deputies to abolish the Special.
Political analysts assess initiative to abolish this latter has already been processed as legal initiative
Kosovo's own deputies for more than two years have given way to the Special Court, but last month 43 lawmakers collected signatures to undo the same.
They requested an extraordinary session for the Special from the day they collected their signatures (December 22nd), but this was not achieved since the leadership failed twice (in the absence of quorum) to hold the meeting to proceed further.
The same happened on January 17 of this year. But not yesterday, writes away “Voice”.
Rather, the situation turned out to be quite different during Monday's meeting. The Parliament's chairmanship decided at the meeting held yesterday to forward the Kosovo government's initiative of 43 deputies for the abolition of the Special Court, though on the 22 December night it was intended that this initiative be prosecuted before MPs for the vote.
The moment the discussion began on this point of LDK released the meeting in a sign of disagreement with what was being done. Meanwhile, connoisseurs and political circumstances consider that by the actions taken yesterday, it still cannot be said that the danger of breaking the Special Court.
On the other hand, since the Government has not provided details as to how it will act with this initiative, MPs who have signed it such a decision of headship call it a waste of time.
