Ousmane with women from mother's calls: They were not identified with who they are, but who they are missing from

Parliament Speaker Vjosa Osmani, along with Deputy Mayor Arberie Nagvaci, have met representatives of the organisation Mothers' Calls.

Osman through a Facebook post, said that they were not identified with who they are, but with who they are missing.

Osmani has said that the country's institutions are responsible for removing the pain and burden they are charged with.

The pain for loved ones will always be there, but if we remove the burden of responsibility for bringing justice, they will feel relieved. We as institutions have to remove this burden from”, Osmani wrote.

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Today, along with the vice president of the Assembly, Arberie, we met representatives of the organisation “Mothers' calls.” When they got there, they were identified with who they are, but with who they're missing. On the one hand, he had a son; another had a husband, two sons, and three son - in - law. The other was without two sons; the fourth was the man and the son. On my other side, one had lost both husband and two sons; the other, the man.

Their physical proximity to their loved ones had drawn them closer to them. They had ceased to exist as ordinary people with dreams and virtues; now they felt only a means to bring justice to their place. Twice the victim, I thought. Once victims of the most loved ones, once a victim of their unaffordable burden on their shoulders to bring justice to their place. The pain for loved ones will always be with them, but if we remove the burden of responsibility for justice, they will feel relieved. We as institutions have to remove this burden. We owe them.