LGBTI Community Shows in Pristina the Threats You Live With Every Day

Immediately after holding the first parade for support of the LGBT group, many citizens had reacted via social networks, openly showing the community's refusal in society.

For this reason, on International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia, Lendi Mustafa has put on an exhibition some of the comments various people have been addressed with, shortly after its release publicly, KTV reports.

And the same offense says they're not missing even on the street.

He shows that he was also prejudged in educational institutions, which has prompted him not to compete for work in some countries.

The head of the EU office in Kosovo, Natalia Apostova, said the laws in Kosovo are good, but their implementation challenge remains.

The European Union, which I am representing here, reconfirms its full support for the fight against this form of discrimination, which is based on hatred, on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. We will promote and actively support LGBTI community organisations in Kosovo”, she has said.

While US Ambassador Greg Delawi has said he will back this category, which is marginalised in Kosovo.

We effectively support the investigation and prosecution of perpetrators of this kind of harassment and violence. Kosovo has progressed greatly on this issue within a short period of time. I commend all those who have worked hard to overcome prejudice and to change their thinking. Don't give up, let's know the U.S. is here to rely on every step along this round of”, Delawi said.

Supporting this category has proved Sweden's Ambassador Henryk Nilsson, who said that improving their situation is very important for Kosovo's road to the EU.

Some 500 citizens participated in the parade held in October 2017.