Albin Kurti of Korea writes about the case in Drenas: We've got fish from politicians.

Her abuse, says Kurti, first by teachers and then by the police, where she had gone to get protection, grieves.

This is the situation where people who have led the state and society to the kind of official and professional duty with the crime turned into daily routine, people who do what others can't even imagine just because they can, people who know they don't follow the law and their victims won't protect the law. We must show that most of us do not endure the abuse of the one in the position of the weak. Most teachers, most police, most doctors, most of the citizens, want and will solidify with the weaker. So I support the civic protest, and I'm sorry that I'm not there because I'm on an official visit to Seoul, South Korea”, Kurti wrote on Facebook.

According to Kurti, the culture of impunity, the culture of abuse of power, “we have fish from a certain kind of politicians who have so far governed”.

Their “State creates permission to abuse the weak, the poor, the wife, the subordinate, the minority, according to the possible model of old power”, Kurti said away.