Flora Brovina speaks for Periscope, shows why he has not made the photo of a woman's violation by Serbian criminals public until today

Public opinion was today accompanied by a photograph published by MP Flora Brovina. According to her, the images were extracted from a Serbian soldier's camera during the war. According to Brovina, the woman in question was 35 years old and was raped in the presence of her family.

But why didn't these images become media so far?

MP Brovina in a statement for Periscope He says the same picture had also been presented at international conferences, as well as in delegations with former President Atifete Jahjaga, but that no one, according to her, had reacted or taken any concrete steps.

I've published it before and it's on my page. At You Tube somewhere, at an international conference, even with the president when we went by delegation. But she wasn't very supportive. Today I just used this case. Because now we're voting on genocide or yes, Brovina stressed for Periscope.

Asked where this picture had come from, she says she will answer except the Prosecutor.

That's what I'll tell the prosecutor, Brovina said in short, without providing any additional details.

While today in the Hall of the Parliament, Brovina before reporters has shown that the woman in the photo is still alive and is willing to testify to the case, until she has claimed to know those who violated her.

Brovina has added that no one so far by the Special Prosecutor has interviewed these victims of sexual violence.

According to her, at the moment awareness of Kosovo institutions that victims of sexual violence must be worked to press charges, except to be spoken.

In 2013 the Assembly had initiated a special law that would regulate the affected of war. At the time, 14 PDK deputies had voted against Flora Brovina among them.

The latter, for Periscope, explains that he had not opposed the bill, but had only wanted the benefits and benefits of victims of sexual violence to increase.

I didn't like this bill. Not because I was against it. I was for a law where they would be different, not that form. I've intervened to change the law with amendments. I actually fulfilled this law made by someone else. That these women should have more dignified incomes, integrate into society and be different, Brovina has told Periscope.

Of the official figures, about 20,000 people result in sexual assault during the recent war in Kosovo.

A few weeks ago, Chief Prime Minister Kadri Veselini has initiated a resolution on Serbian genocide, through which the creation of an International Tributal that would condemn the crimes of Serbs in Kosovo is required.

This resolution is expected to be considered today in the Kosovo Assembly. /PERISCOP/