Three Serbian officials dismissed due to hate speech against Albanians

Aleksander Jabllanovic, Ivan Teodosijevic's Vesna Mikic, are three Serbian officials who were dismissed by Kosovo governments because of the use of hate speech against Albanians.

On February 3rd of 2015, Minister for Kthim and Community Aleksandar Jablanovic in Governance Mustafa had been fired because he had called <x0).

Protests were also held against him, where his dismissal was required at any cost, though late Prime Minister Isa Mustafa dismissed Jablanovic.

Former Minister for Kthim and Community Alexander Jablanovac

Fifteen days ago, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj dismissed Vesna Mikkiqi from the post of deputy justice minister because he called Albanians terrorists, Insander writes.

Haradinaj stressed that in the Government and the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, individuals, who insult regardless of ethnic affiliation, deign common Euro-Atlantic values, have no place.

Former Deputy Justice Minister Vesna Mikiq

Today, on April 9th (February 9th), Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj fired Minister of Local Power in his government Ivan Teodosievic, due to hate speech, unveiled during a manifestation of the 20th anniversary of NATO's intervention against Serbian forces.

Mikik's Teodosijevic named Albanians as terrorists and NATO bombings as genocide against the state and the Serbian people. Even the MAPL minister called the Recak massacre, which is known as one of the largest massacres in Kosovo, where about 45 Albanian civilians were killed.

Former MAPL Minister Ivan Teodosievic

Haradinaj stressed that in the government he heads there will be no room for anyone who in any way offends others on ethnic, racial, religious or otherwise.