Maliqi after the Constitutional Decision: The course of illegal decisions made his dismissal more reasonable

The constitutionalist says the incumbent Prime Minister's decision, Albin Kurti, to restrict freedom during the Coddy-19 pandemic is contrary to the Constitution.

In this regard, IndexOnline has contacted analyst Shkelzen Maliqi, who has estimated that the Government has surpassed its competencies.

According to Maliqi, it has been wrong to refuse the president's request for declaring the state of emergency.

The “has been clear from the very beginning that the Government and the Ministry of Health have no right to make decisions that limit the right of movement across Kosovo's entire territory.

Such measures must be declared the state of emergency requiring approval of the Parliament.

In the initial stages of the epidemic, the Government has acted according to the law by restricting the movement and isolation of the settlements where the Coronavirus appeared, but it has surpassed competencies by expanding them throughout the territory.

Granted, the measures taken have been appropriate”, he said.

Maliqi has stressed that the president's request for the state of emergency has been legitimate, not conspiracy and Pic.

Analyst added that the acting prime minister's “is increasingly displaying tendencies for arbitrary and illegal actions and decisions, which made his dismissal even more reasonable.

“in response to the spread of pandemic, but the error has been the refusal to declare the state of emergency, which had ensured the legality of the process and the broader mobilization of institutions.

Hence, the demands to proclaim the state of emergency have been legitimate, not conspiracy, and the poch, as qualified by Albin Kurti”, he concluded.

The Constitutional Court today has declared the Government's decision, which it made on March 23rd 2020, to restrict freedom.

“2 / 1 HOPE since Decision No. The Government of the Republic of Kosovo, March 23, 2020, does not comply with Article 55 [Religion of Constitutional Rights and Freedoms] of the Constitution on Article 35 [Freedom of Movement], 36 [Public Rights] and 43 [Freedom of Rally] and Article 8 (Right of Private and Family Life), 11 (Freedom of Gathering and Association) of KEDN and Article 2 (Freedom of the Protocol) No. 4 KEDNJ;”

This bias, in accordance with Article 116.3 of the Constitution, Article 20.5 of the Law and the 60 (5) rule of the work order, comes into force on April 13, 2020; and.