Parliament debates the hottest topic of the week, Prime Minister is nowhere

“Request resolution that police director, director of AKI, chief state prosecutor, Interior Minister, justice minister, report within three days in writing on procedures that have been followed. We seek the formation of the parliamentary commission to whiteen this case. The responsibilities of this scandal give you responsibility according to the Constitution and the laws in force. The Kosovo Assembly demands that the responsible for this scandal be secured the right to fair and transparent judgment, including the right to complaint”, he has said.

Hoti said that in the case of the deportation of six jihadists, the law on foreigners has been violated.

“We all were stunned by the news that six Turkish citizens were kidnapped at the point of the day. They rushed to Turkey urgently. Avoiding the prime minister, but not the president. AKI had demanded revocation of residence permits, as it said posed a threat to national security. The Department of Citizenship the same day had revoted residence permits. Due to emergency deportation, they have not had access to a complaint”, Hoti said.

The meeting of the heads of state took place at a private restaurant.

The prime minister couldn't fire the AKI director, whom this director reported

He said Kosovo's image has been seriously damaged, as international conventions strictly prohibit the expulsion of citizens to countries where their treatment is threatened.

The effort to abolish specialised laws and deportation of Turkish citizens creates uncertainty among our citizens and Western friends. These are signs of a single individual capture of the state. Thaci openly stood up for AKI. He must make the call with Erdogan transparent following the deportation. He has violated the Constitution, and the consequences of this is”, Hoti said.

Vetevendosje Movement GP chief Glauk Konjufca has accused President Hashim Thaci of deporting sixgylenists in Turkey, while insulating Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj of having no television at home, he would not know what is happening in his state.

During the speech in the Kosovo Assembly, where it is being debated for the deportation of Turkish citizens, Konjufca said someone became the cause in Kosovo for our country to rank among the few countries that violate international conventions.

The past “I've mostly enjoyed that the prime minister has television at home, since there wasn't a TV he wouldn't have known what was going on in his country. But it was better to meet Thaci, as he knows what happened best in Kosovo”, Conjufca said.

He said that with the deportation of six Turkish citizens, Kosovo's Constitution has been violated and that in this regard one of the state leaders is lying.

The one who's not telling the truth is President Thaci. He and Erdogan have built an illegal report with each other based on the concept of favouring each other”, Konjufca has said.

Dardan Moliqaj of the Independent MP Group said Kosovo's president has publicly acknowledged that I participate in the deportation of Turkish citizens.

Moliqaj said it is already known that the person who has known and made the decision is the president of Kosovo.

Now the question is whether it was legal correct. “As far as I've seen is deportation and not extradition”, Moliqaj said.

Moliqaj said that under the Law for Foreigners when national security is threatened there are no procedures.

MP Moliqaj said the question now is whether these persons have risked national security.

Two currents that are in Turkey, according to Moliqaj, have also been fought in Kosovo. Moliqaj said President Thaci has caused all of this

AAK GP chief Ahmet Isufi has said essential for Kosovo is that there is no deviation from its Euro-Atlantic orientation, as many investments have been made either from the US or from friendly countries.

He stressed that relations between Kosovo and Turkey, as have been good in the past, should be good in the future as well.

However, he has requested more thorough and official information regarding the deportation of six jihadists on March 29th to Turkey, as only in this way can there be a more serious debate, which would help with the resolution that could be issued from Kosovo's Parliament.

Justice Minister Abelard Tahiri speaking at the extraordinary session for the deportation of six Turkish citizens said Kosovo and Turkey have international legal relations.

According to him, Turkey has requested from the Ministry of Justice the extradition of 47 Turkish citizens, but none of these have been extradited.

Tahiri has also indicated the requirements Turkey has consistently called for the extradition of Turkish citizens from Kosovo to Turq.

Tahiri has stressed that in 2017, 344 persons from Kosovo have been deported, except for the responsible bodies, neither the president nor the prime minister, nor anyone because it is the responsibility of the police and MPB, and have been made without a court decision. With that Tahiri has hinted that six Turkish citizens have been deported from Kosovo, while for that, he said there is no more information.

Any expulsion of persons according to Tahiri occurs between the two states. /Periscopi/