Kosovo lawyer: Citizens cannot be arrested due to lack of time movement

Kosovo lawyer Musa Damati has indicated that Kosovo's citizens cannot be arrested due to disrespecting the movement's schedule, on the contrary, any arrest on this base is illegal.

He, in a comment posted on his social networking Facebook page, wrote that based on the Ministry of Health's new decision, de jure is taxed that not complying with hours of movement, there is a consistency of fines for physical and judicial persons.

Based on this decision by the Ministry of Health, Damati writes further, from April 15th (day of entry into force of the UN decision), no Kosovo citizen can be arrested because of not respecting the movement schedule.

According to him, any eventual arrest of citizens on the grounds of not respecting movement schedules is illegal, and for the most part, it is contrary to international standards set by the European Court of Human Rights.

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Based on Article 250 of the Penal Code, it defines criminal acts of inaction according to health provisions during the epidemic, the rating that refers to the Anatomine and constitutionalisation of this criminal act to the competent body's decision, namely the Health Ministry's decision, and based on the new decision of the Ministry of Health, which was exposed to the conference held on April 13th 2020, determines the tax of not respecting the deadline.There's a trend as a rule for physical and legal persons, given that as well as the 15th. April (the date of entry into force of the election) no citizen of Kosovo can be arrested because of not complying with the movement's schedule, otherwise any eventual arrest of citizens on the basis of not observing the movement's schedule is illegal, and is further opposed to international standards set with the SEE rulings.