Despite the clashes, the AAK say government is stable

Selimi has also listed some of the jobs he has been doing as minister while stressing that there is still much work to be done.

The “has passed more than 51 days, which means the government is stable. So he continues to rule with the mandate of the Parliament. The results at the Ministry of Justice are obvious, we have respected the legislative agenda and we have postponed certain laws which are necessary as the Civil Code, which is a major job that has become”.

“has still much work to do, but we see and do”, Selimi said.

Selimi also talked about the EU Progress Report on the justice system.

We have encountered major problems that have been problems of a transition society, and these problems have been addressed since then and so far. But one issue is important that the mechanisms that Kosovo has are Western-European mechanisms, and these mechanisms make the institution improving over and over again”.

And even though we are unjustly denied the right to progress in our European integration situation, we have the system that all laws comply with the European Union, and we have close co-operation with the EU Office in Kosovo and the United States that made us a state that has the vision of the European Union alone, and that gives us a certainty that when it wants to start opening our chapters or our EU-right path, many of these mechanisms have just been established by”

Selimi, among other things, stressed that politics must stay away from the justice system.

The U.S.A.'s “withdrawal from the selection process at the KKP has been disturbing, and I've expressed my concern because we have that partnership and with this function and they have shares in our development as much as we do, such an attraction normally worries us. Fortunately, the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council has reflected and came up with a statement supporting the functional revision coming from the Ministry of Justice”.

And my decision to keep your hands off justice. We have to build mechanisms so that as little as we can get involved in justice and give them their independence. But as for investigating and raising charges and trials, we shouldn't get involved and I think that's the best approach they have to work on and on our”.

Any mixture of deklarative harms the justice system, so we have chosen this path and we will build all policies to remain faithful to this motto”, Selimi said.

Selimi also praised the Correcting Service work, saying we are the only ones in the region who have no case of death with COVID-19 in prisons.