an hour agoOtter: If the government's equal approach towards the Ashkali continues, we will review the coalition.
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)On Tuesday, the 19th anniversary of the Ashkali Community Flag Day was marked. Qazim Thurman from the Ashkali Party of Integration said they had no support from the Government for marking this day. It's the law to promote community rights, today was our national day, the state has to [...]
It's the law to promote community rights, today it's been our national day, the State is obliged to promote, to finance even our activities for our party, it didn't happen at this party or in the past, the government hasn't financed our activities for our national holiday”, Cantman said.
The government has not supported the Ashkali community day, we must publicly say... With his disapproval, he has not left us to celebrate the party we should have, he added.
He said this “holiday finds the community happy for the holiday, but not for living conditions in Kosovo”.
According to Candor for a year of government, Kurti government has not taken into account the demands of this community, and according to him, the project, which was approved by past governments, for building some houses, with the pretext, as he says, had misuse of tender.
For a year of governance, the Ashkali community demands have not moved forward, home project has been interrupted. With the government coming, Kurti has broken up this project, the reason they think there has been misuse in the tender, we don't know, but the people are out, even the houses they've had destroyed, thinking they have to get into the news, now they haven't had any of them”, he declared in Klaan Kosova.
“O restart the project, or pay the rent to those”, he added.
Cantonnai even said that if the government's approach to this community continues, they will review the possibility of coming out of the coalition.
We will review the coalition if this approach continues this way, the demands of this community” are not taken into account, he said.
Today, according to Candorman, the Ashkali are the most discriminated, poorest and ignored community, compared to other communities in Kosovo, especially the Serb community.
“thought that only for the bread-eaten bite this community was helped, but not this community has bigger problems, we seek employment, infrastructure, sustainable residence”, he added.
