6 hours agoOmbudsman holds state responsible for killing his wife by former man in Emshire
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)The ombudsman has come out with a report concerning the murder and suicide that took place on March 14th in the Emshire neighbourhood in Pristina. According to this report, responsible authorities had not deemed the risk sufficiently, despite the fact that the victim had declared it, that there had been lack of co-ordination of actions among responsible authorities, defenders [...] had not been announced.
According to this report, responsible authorities had not deemed the risk sufficiently, despite the fact that the victim had declared it, that it had lacked co-ordination of actions among responsible authorities, the defender of the victims had not been announced, and no security plan for the victim had been compiled.
This report states that responsible authorities had not deemed the risk sufficiently, despite the fact that the victim had declared it, that it had lacked co-ordination of actions among responsible authorities, the defender of the victims had not been announced, and no security plans for the victim had been compiled. The report also finds that Standard Action Procedures for Protection from Family Violence in Kosovo in this case are not respected”, it says in rapior.
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The ombudsman, in accordance with his constitutional and legal mandate, has forwarded the responsible authorities to the ex officio No. 150/2021 dealing with assessing the obligations of state bodies to protect the lives of citizens from domestic violence. The report deals with actions and non-actions of the state in terms of life rights, in connection with the murder and suicide that took place on March 14, 2021, in the Emshire district of Pristina, in which case a man shot his wife and then committed suicide. The report analyses implementation of constitutional provisions, international human rights instruments, laws, policies and strategies against domestic violence.
This report states that responsible authorities had not deemed the risk sufficiently, despite the fact that the victim had declared it, that it had lacked co-ordination of actions among responsible authorities, the defender of the victims had not been announced, and no security plans for the victim had been compiled. The report also finds that Standard Action Procedures for Protection from Family Violence in Kosovo in this case are not respected.
The report recommends authorities responsible for the steps to be taken, and the same in its full format can be found on the IAP Web site in this link:
