Miftarian: Ignoring the British Embassy mars the prosecutor's election process

The Great Britain Embassy today appeared surprised and reacted sharply after the decision made by the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council, regarding the opening of the competition for the appointment of the chief state prosecutor. The British regarded it as untransparent and not fair to them...

In this regard, Periscope has received the opinion of law affairs connoisseur Ehat Miftaraj, who estimates such an act by the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council violates the integrity and credibility of such processes.

Such an approach of the KKP certainly violates the integrity and credibility of this process, as losing public confidence in the will of the KKP to develop a transparent, independent and impartial process, Miftaraj has said of Periscope.

He has also shown how international partners had earlier withdrawn from monitoring a process, but due to nontransparency.

International partners had refused to be part of monitoring the appointment process of seven new KKP officials in early 2021, on allegations of an untransparent process. This was then reflected in the progress report for 2021, but also in the Venice Commission's opinion on the draft Law for the KKP. This approach of the KKP is the continuation of the evil policies that have been implementing since 2015, Miftaraj added to Periscope.

Periscope after the British Embassy's very serious reaction, Kosovo Prosecutorial Council also contacted who said they're looking at the jack and going out with a stay during the day.

Meanwhile, in Kosovo Embassy of Great Britain communique Among other things, the KKP has lost an opportunity to prove partnership and transparency.

“despite the fact that an opportunity to witness partnership and transparency was lost, we expect the KKP to develop the good, transparent and meriting process”./ P ERISCOPI/