The Courts and Prosecutors Administration decided on realising their demands

He stressed that since January, it has been called on by workers to undertake something to improve the terms of administration workers in courts and prosecutors.

We've introduced the request, again I'm posing it, salary increases for all employees in the courts and the prosecutor of 100 percent, then we've had the second requirement in case of amendments to the salary law. Court officials and prosecutors have a specific, special treatment from other administrations, when it's known that part of you work in the courts, that's a lot of work, that's a lot of work, so we've come to appreciate that we should have a special status. The third requirement was to regulate the status of employees in the courts and prosecutors, a status in a way we said to be civil servants, but to have specifics. A fourth request has been added yesterday, which we have made, was the payment of work experience”, Rusinovac said.

Sadri Llumnica from the Appeals Prosecutor said the situation is serious for administration workers. While calling for the Commission for Legislation's help.

Please use your authority and address our requests, that really not a listening one. If you believe in God, this is the case. We work the same job, the same responsibility, one of the highest, the lowest. Look at the two council secretariats. I've been looking for the chairman of the Judicature union with the paperwork to pay us two euros in transportation, they never listen, is that right? But I criticize you too, because there are no days you don't go to Albania, Macedonia, the Black Mountain, to issue a regulation or law and wages in your pocket”, Llumnica stressed.

Members of this commission have indiscriminately supported the demands of Kosovo's administration of courts and prosecutors.

However, along with the strike council invited to the Commission for Legissation were Justice Minister Abelard Tahiri, KKP Chairman Blerim Isufaj and KRG's Nehat Idrizi.

For this, Commission for Legissation Chairman Albulen Haxhiu has called it a total responsibility not to come to the Commission, as they have confirmed participation.

These missing representatives had timely announcements, but we also had confirmations that would be present and at the last moment little before this meeting started, they didn't show why they didn't come and are not present. This is also the responsibility of the Justice Minister, who I met yesterday only after he met the Commission for Legislation. It is also the total responsibility of the KKP and KDR that has not yet come up with the rights of workers”, Haxhiu said.

MP The PDK, Hajdar Beqa, has confirmed to representatives of the Grevis Council that they fully support their demands. But, he has demanded that they reach a solution with the KPC and the KDR, to start working, but provided their demands are realised with the law on salaries.

We will support you on your legal requests. Even these requirements we consider to be a lot of right requirements, but I have to see from yesterday that you've advanced, there are intensive meetings with the KGGK and the KPC, I think you have to make a choice, make a pact, or make a deal so that the rights can be realized and work can be started on a condition because you're in a justice system there are conditional penalties. As long as your right demands” are included, Beqa said.

Even AAK deputy Shumbin Demalijaj has told strikers that their address is Government, until lawmakers support their demands in the Parliament.

He stressed that representatives of the strikers should go to look at the law on wages, which is being prepared and to discuss their cofficiency.

I've been begging you, this is not the moment I can move my budget. That you can understand and the Government has tools that the prime minister is not here, I asked that your address is the Government, it's all through the union mechanism, the economic umbrella mechanism, there is the address. It's imperative that you meet the MPs why not, your demands come through these two mechanisms I said, the KDR and the KKP. When we're here, it's good to get back to work, we have a whole civil organization requirement”, Demalija stressed.

For LDK deputy Korab Sejdiu, the situation is bad, because discontent is not only in the judicial sector, but also in other sectors.

There's a problem with social unrest, you're not alone, you're not alone, you're unhappy there are doctors and firemen, both miners and cops, and so you go to each sector of our society. Their displeasure is not of the difficult conditions in which they live and act, but of the injustice being done to them, the unjust treatment. The strike started on July 4th, very good that we went yesterday and we got what's directly responsible for”, he stressed.

Members of the Commission for Legislation during yesterday were at the Court of Justice to visit the strikers. While, immediately after them, there has been Justice Minister Abelard Tahiri.