Moliq wants Shefqet Krasniqi to stop getting cold on television: His place is in the mosque.

He has also denounced part of Vetevendosje's expansions in civil society for the poor and spordial reactions in contrast with the reactions of Ardian Kastrat that were more powerful.

“Hoja has place in the mosque”, Mr. Molliqaj making reference to the spatial division on the gender base that Krasniqi had made, continues Periscopi.

He appears to require Shefqet Krasniqi not to get involved in public debates.

“...if we don't react to the hoja in question it's obvious that we won't mobilize against power either “

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Hoxha has place in the mosque

Hoxhe Shefqet Krasniqi, in one of the central emissions, held out for the role of the husband's wife and the environment they meet for their kind. The role he takes is not worthy of even the faithful. His position is reactionive. This hodge doesn't belong in television. Just as much problem is the media space he's been given. We must notice that the patriarchate is empowering these voices.

The patriarchal order is extended to all social structures, from the politics and the exploiting neo-liberal economy to education and stereotyped and mysogenous culture. But if we've declared war on the patriarchal order, we're going to have to condemn each of his exhibitors. Reactions for Ardian Kastrati, who continued the old history of discussion for women initiated by the body with a rhetoric which when interacting with context produces sexist languages, were eagerly and eagerly, but we see hot, spored reactions for Shefqet Krasniqi, who has far greater influence in society. The latter treats his wife as a social reproduction instrument and in the husband's service. He objectifies and dehumanizes. His tongue captives.

Krasniqi must understand that if it is a specific and sanctioned country then it is that of religion in relation to the state. Kosovo is a secular country and this is one of the values to be cultivated. Solidarity should be the starting point and value shared. But if we don't react to the hoja in question it's clear that we won't mobilize against power either “

Women have fought and destroyed walls that separate them from public space, turning their attention to the private sphere, which is a matter shaped by politics and affecting it. This is not a finished war, as if the battles for equality have not ended, but the commitment to a universal common one belongs to each and every day without distinction. We will not allow any institutions, religious and political authority to correct and instruct people according to religious and ideological beliefs. The struggle for freedom and equality is permanent.