Gjakova exhibit opens for missing persons and war survivors

At the Museum of History “Avdullah Pasha Dreni” in Gjakova, an exhibition has been opened for missing persons and survivors of the recent war in Kosovo.

The creator of several institutions of this exhibition, Ina Hoda, has said that through these creations he has tried to bring greater awareness of competent organs to work harder for the fate of the found.

“is an exhibition for people not found and survivors of war. I've been trying to create some sort of call, protest in competent bodies to work more about the fate of the found and make moral support for survivors during the war”, Hoda has expressed.

The excited Hoda also told of the meaning of two of her institutions.

This is about the Kosovo woman who's a psychic and sexually raped woman and I've been trying to give it through this symbolic, and I've worked everywhere to support her morally and feel the pain she's had in that terrible act. This other initiative is the painful story of a bloody mother who is taken from her children during the fight for firing, and this symbolizes the last moment of that nane that tells her son don't go and please don't go out and for that reason the last moment of” has explained under the emotions of Hoda.

She said the citizens' interest in seeing this exhibition has been great.

Because it's the 28 November party, citizens have had more time to come visit us, I'm so mad at the number of visitors that have come so far”, it has continued.

The exhibition is expected to be open by 3 December.