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Today's novel “Mysterious Zone” was promoted by Tirana author Lola Shehi Cheela, who is on the subject of women's violation in Kosovo during the war, which is estimated to have to be translated in order for Albanian women in Kosovo to be taught worldwide.

In this case, Kosovo Prime Minister Albena Resitaj's adviser praised the author of this book, while also speaking of the support government has given to war victims, with recognition of their status.

According to her, if the wounds of war are not healed and until guilt is carried on one side and another, peace will never be achieved in the Balkans.

Labour and Social Management Minister Skender Recica said that the meaning of the symbol of women's sacrifice better takes place in Kosovo, as women here experienced sexual violence during the war.

Even after so many years after the war, women still suffer. The perpetrators still remain unpunished, and justice remains denied. Sexual violence against women is not just theirs, it is our common wound”, he said.

Flora Brovina, the book's reviewer, spoke of the difficulties of women raped during the war. She presented a photo of a child raped, while saying all that is likely in Kosovo is a sad story and a testimony also to The Hague tribunal.

You see on my phone, a picture, it's a seven-year-old kid, he doesn't talk. Women have spoken, but they have not been heard. I've been working for 20 years with raped women. There is something more difficult because their experiences are extremely difficult. The truth has come out, but not through us, but through the Swedish writer, but he has received information from us. I am alive and I testify, that Martha is the first to speak in court, but the master has been sentenced to only two years in prison and is released very quickly. Martha passed away. Even EULEX has silent, so has our prosecution. There are thousands of women raped. It's not easy to go get a check because you've been violated. These women have speech problems, family problems. You cannot imagine family problems because there are times when they were expelled from home. There have been cases when those women have not even been admitted to work because they have been violated”, Brovina said.

As for the published book today that has women's violation in Kosovo on the themes, Brovina said that the rich language full of descriptions and details, the conveying of trauma and everydayity makes the novel extremely interesting, no matter the serious topic he deals with.

While the book's own author, Lola Shehi-chela, thanked all those who helped to produce this novel. We talked only about women here, and there were Kosovo boys who suffered as much. For the hysteria of a boy who violated his girlfriend, I wrote a poem, since he didn't even find her own tomb”, she said.