On rainbow Twitter, on red-e-e-e Facebook: Albin Kurti post for LGBTIQ does not share with people

* In honor of Crenaria Day, we are bringing an article of May 18th of this year when Prime Minister Kurti had written on Twitter about this community but not on Facebook. Although this day will be celebrated under the auspices of the prime minister's Office, the prime minister, however, has not attended.

The prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo seems to be quite elaborate when it comes to postings on social networks on the Internet. He has recently expressed solidarity with the LGBTIQ community on Twitter, but this has not been done on the most massive network, Facebook.

Kurti has shown the Government of Kosovo building with colors symbolising the LGBTIQ community. This has been done every year for nearly a decade in Kosovo to mark International Day against Homophobia.

For International Day Against Homophobic, as a sign of solidarity, our government building will be lit with rainbows. The discrimination divides us and divides us. We can mock about orientation and beliefs, but we're all equal. Let us stand guard against all kinds of prejudice, not just today but every day. He wrote on Twitter, sent to Periscope.

Last year, however, the government was sharply criticised after long reluctant to make the government's object as the preliminary governments had done.

Kurti, however, has not even shared the post on Facebook, which is known as a most popular social network in Kosovo.

His latest Facebook post is that of a virtual meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has received more than 23 thousand approvals. This post, of course, has been distributed on Twitter.

But the post for LGBTIQ received only 506 [May 18th, 11:50 a.m.].

The country seems to have two Albin Kurta. One on Red-e-zh and the other on rainbow-colored Twitter. ” ) could be the comment of any analyst if we had time to ask the question. /Periscope