Ombudsman for 10m euros for the current in the north: Four Human Rights Laws Overstepped

He has declared that commission members asked him to know whether it is a human rights violation of the government's worth of 10m euros worth of tools for the payment of electricity spending in the north.

Jashari said the ZRE is responsible if such a decision exists, so this authority has violated four basic human rights laws.

He stressed that at the conclusion the commission decided that responsible organs would come to the meetings and make a decision on the matter.

“Patti final position on whether it is formal or not decision, this remains to be addressed with responsible authorities primarily Z RRE, ministries or institutions responsible to see whether such a decision exists”.

We've had a comparison situation in 2017 when we made a report that violated four basic laws, it's a comparison situation, but the commission remains to invite responsible bodies” at the next meeting, Jashar said.

Still, he argued that at this meeting the point of the heavy of the day was also the case of domestic violence at this time of pandemic, which he said are of great concern and that the problem remains to procrastinate procedures in courts as well as the electronic system”.

He also mentioned the Law on Prevention of Victims, which he said was never experienced, reports Online Economy.

The “Commission discussed children's rights, in this context presented the concern we have about using information technology and the lack of restrictions applied as standard for young people everywhere in Europe. Kosovo has shortcomings of such a legal or practical restriction from those providing internet services at the level of the country that violates the welfare of children”.

“We have raised the main concerns dealing with the functioning of the system as a whole. This is stalling judicial procedures, a basic timing date. Over all these years we've had a shortage of such a system”.

The third “has to do with the failure to compensate for the victims of violence and the fourth with problems that have safe homes that must provide shelter to victims of violence. As with psychiatry for those in need, all this chain is problematic in Kosovo”, Jashar said.

Afterward, Jashar recommended that a broader forum be made with security institutions regarding domestic violence cases, which for 30 percent have increased during the time of pandemic.

“requires a broader forum starting with the prosecutorial, judicial and police system. Parliament on the basis of our finding uniform ways to address it as a problem and take a” stance.

It is impossible through an individual case to create the idea of functioning the system when problems exist in the system in handling these cases”, he said.