Another resignation in Vetevendosje Movement

In his letter he has indicated that he has resigned from both functions he has exercised in the party.

The reason for his resignation are recent developments within the Vetevendosje Movement, which have been highlighted with the numerous resignations of several key party figures.

Vlora Moliqaj is the brother of former VV Organising Secretary Dardan Molliq, who has also resigned long ago.

Molly's full letter:

Many dear V Movement activists In Sweden,

I never thought that this moment would come to me with this letter, so I find it very difficult to find words to describe this situation.

Since I've been engaged in Movement since the first year of its establishment, by the time I was about 16, I can say that I grew up in Movement. My Movement Offices have been my second home. My friends in the Move have been as close to me as family members, often even closer. Together we have shared joys and frustrations. Our struggle has not been easy, but our joint work has always paid off. Not by chance, we managed to make the movement the biggest subject in Kosovo and bring back hope to citizens.

My move was also a school. That's where I learned what sacrifice is, self-relation, solidarity, social democracy, right to self-rule, etc. In the movement, I learned what a real political organization is like. I learned that regardless of hierarchy, we're all equal because we're first of all activists.

So I learned exactly the opposite of what's going on today. Never did we learn of political elimination against each other or a war of elbow power. Because we did not learn to view power as a privilege but a responsibility. We did not learn to offend and offend one another even when there are different thoughts, even wrongs. We did not even learn to offend political opposers. Because our strongest weapon was always the argument. It continues to be to me today.

But what do I see today? Today, I see collaborators who in lower ways slander, insult, and threaten all those who disagree with this or that activist. If you dare disagree with Albin Kurt, you are immediately declared a secret service agent, sold or betrayed. The victim of these attacks is me, even since I expressed my opinion on the internal problem of Movement.

While for 12 years I was a cooperative, today I suddenly became a brother of an activist. If any of these activists thought that two brothers did not engage in the same political organization, why didn't they tell me that from the beginning?! Why didn't they tell me that I was viewed as someone's brother when I engaged day and night when I participated in action, protests, and demonstrations? Or when I was arrested? I don't know the answer, I hope they give it to them.

I'm sorry that many of you collaborators in Sweden today feel disappointed with the situation. My experience with many of you, where with much work and will, we were able to establish our headquarters in Sweden, and because of our work, we doubled the number of members here and doubled the number of voters by mail is unforgettable to me.

Unfortunately, the internal problem was brought to our downtown Sweden. Weeks ago, from informal groups within the Movement, we received written letters about how we should react to this problem. Imagine, from informal groups, trying to force the headship of our centre to punish the official bodies of the Movement, the Central Headship in Kosovo, which was led by former Chairman Vizar Ymer. Normally, this was not achieved because most members of headship opposed this binding mentality and turned that letter away.

Dictations that are being tried to install in the movement and in our downtown Sweden center, lynching to many of the leaders of the Movement only because they have different opinions, and the tendency to build a cult for me is unacceptable. There's something I never thought would happen in our big house, that's moving.

So through this letter, I want to announce that from today I resign from the Chiefship of the Center in Sweden and the General Council of Movement V I'm sorry.

I'm very grateful to each of you for your cooperation over the years, although we may have disagreements about the internal problem.

I wish the Movement would solve its internal problems as soon as possible and continue on the road together.

All the best.

Vlora Moliqaj