IKD: Politics, Crime Co-exist in Kosovo

Rule of law continues to remain the weakest link in the chain of construction and governance in Kosovo.

Prosecutor and Judiciary face political interference. Thus said Ehat Miftaraj from the Kosovo Institute for Justice at table “How to prevent and combat policy criminalisation in Kosovo: The solution through legal regulation or the code of ethics?

He said senior state officials do not declare their property until the last day as the country faces ministers who have charges.

“Political parties are pro-degrading, but in practice are behind”, he stressed.

Armenmen Zemaj from the LDK, said people who are law-accused have not only been competing, but also become part of the decision-making.

Specific “Rates have either been overlooked, or have not made the final decision or remained in the drawer. We must enter this topic which cleans the justice system”, he said, kp reports.

Representative The PSD, Dardan Sejdiu, said Veting, narrowing the space for action and measuring mechanisms for judicial performance are steps that should be taken to function the judiciary.

Bilal Sheriff from the Initiative stressed that since the judiciary acts slowly and there are times when political influence is difficult to leave justice to those people.

We must pledge ourselves anyway. Since politics is public service, then the public should refuse them. Pressure must be put on the justice system so that open cases can be closed quickly and second, if the party does not give up, the voters reject them”, the Sheriff said.

Muharrem Nitaj of AAK had a request. Before this issue is entered, there must be a detailed analysis, a detailed result. If you're going to tell me that out of 2000, the decision-makers have been 200 by indictment I'd become part of the” debate, Nitaj said.