KMDLNj: Using stock in public places to be prohibited by law

KMDLNj estimates that the return of Kosovo citizens from Syria is in line with international standards for human rights as well as the state obligation.

According to the KMDLNj, the conditions where they are set after their return and treatment by responsible institutions have been good and unmatched with the conditions they have lived in refugee camps in Syria.

The problem with returnees has begun after the returnees' structure has been publicised and has been conveyed with a stigmatizing approach that, in some cases, has gone into unacceptable and punishable racism. Kosovo authorities, after verification, have begun criminal proceedings against four men who have fought in Syria as though most women were interviewed and then a number were assigned home arrest measures”, the statement said.

KMDLNj says that their stigmatisation starts with women who are said to have been married several times, say it represents some interest in the public. Stigmatisation then continues with film footage where they are seen being sent to court covered with burka instead of sending in other ways so that they will not be exposed to the public at this stage.

KMDLNI has a completely unacceptable assessment of access to returning children, putting racist treatment into focus, both by irresponsible commentators and by public and institutional figures.

KMDLNj praises and supports the return of Kosovo citizens so far as if he expects to return even Kosovo citizens still in Syria. They also propose that the use of burkas in public places be prohibited by law and not allowed to enter court with stock.

The prevention of stock use in public places does not conflict with human rights, so it should also be sanctioned by law. Burak is creating prejudices against those who carry it as if the stock carriers are identifying them with potential violence. KMDLNj has no dilemma over the ban on stock in public places”, the statement said.

KMDLNj also requires that the arrest measure be pronounced only as a marginal measure, when all other options are exhausted as if Kosovo institutions should examine and change the labour strategy with this category of deprived freedom, because so far the undertaken measures have completely failed.

The binding of BIK's imams in Kosovo prisons is a failed experiment and, therefore, is that it produces the opposite effects of what is targeted. KMDLNj has visited all deprived of freedom named Islamic radicals, sometimes and finds that this is the most disciplined group in Kosovo prisons that respect domestic order, maintain order and quiet while maintaining cleanliness is exemplary. These prisoners have declared it KMDLNY feels imprisoned as a Kurkurban of visa liberalisation, not because of beliefs they have”, the statement follows.

KMDLNj estimates that this category of deprived of freedom in Kosovo is discriminated against and that they do not enjoy full rights, and especially are exempt from benefits, parole, and other rights that, if they were realized, without discrimination, would greatly help their resocialisation and integration into society

KMDLNj estimates that among those arrested, described as Islamic radicals, jihadists or I SIS with a sincere offer from the state, and with a rational approach of responsible institutions, there are those who can return and integrate into society as equal citizens, with all obligations and responsibilities that have not been given that opportunity until now.