The Constitution four years ago decided on Association

The Constitutional Court on December 23rd 2015 has ruled concerning the Serbian Majority Community Association. The requirement for compliance with the principles of this agreement was submitted to the Constitutional Court by the country's president, Atifete Jahjaga. The Constitutional decision stated that general principles are not entirely compatible [...]
The requirement for compliance with the principles of this agreement was submitted to the Constitutional Court by the country's president, Atifete Jahjaga.
The Constitutional decision said that general principles are not entirely compatible with the spirit of the Constitution, basing this on its Article 3 and on the rights of communities in the Kosovo Constitution.
However, approval has been given to continue with the establishment of Association, and this has all been placed in the hands of the Government of Kosovo and the decree expected to be adopted and sent to the Constitutional Court.
“The Constitutional Court states that the judicial act of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo and the Constitution that implements principles, to be in accordance with the spirit of the Constitution, with Article 3 [paragraph 1 with Chapter II and III, must meet constitutional standards and be in accordance specifically with articles 3, 7, 12, with Chapter II with Chapter II with Article 21 and 44, with Chapter I. II [The Rights of the Communities and Their Members”, says the JCK's decision. /Kosovo pres/










