President in Qatar: Kosovo is not talking about civil code, nor QUINT, nor anything

Three topics have now dominated Kosovo for two weeks. Civil draft (with the special provision for marriage between the same gender), the failure to allow the April 3rd Serbian elections in Kosovo, and the communique with sharp criticism that came from the QUINTAK states towards the Government of Kosovo for that very reason. For neither of these important issues, we did not hear the voice or any public writing on the part of President Vjosa Osmani. Why?

A big deal in opinion, tough debate, but contradicts it among MPs was held just at the session when it was being discussed Civil Code projectWho regulates same-gender marriages. At the initiative of the Kurt government in front of the Parliament, But in the end, even Vetevendosje deputies did not vote. Besides, there were, in turn, prejudgmental, insulting statements to LGBTI community, labeling them sick and impermeal.

Many reactions to the failure to adopt this draft code followed. There were protests from the community itself in question, reactions as disappointed the European Union i Foreign embassies operating in Kosovo. But we didn't hear a single voice. President Vjosa Osmani's. It is not known why the president of such an important issue could not raise his voice or express her stand on community rights in question.

Anyway, he went through this, and in the shadows he left the case. April 3rd Parliamentary and Presidential Elections, which Serbia intended to extend directly to Kosovo territory as well. That was it. Kosovo government automatism rejects. Prime Minister Albin Kurti himself, though with a game of words, said Serbs would not be denied the right to vote, but on the other hand neither the country's Constitution nor the resolution adopted in the Kosovo Assembly in January of this year will be violated.

A few days later, the government also came up with firm decisions. This time, the president Osmani was not involved, although several months ago, during an interview for RTK had stressed that Serbian elections must not be allowed For they have seriously violated the Constitution and the sovereignty of the country.

The debate over April 3rd election did not remain insignificant European Union and CUINT states. America, Britain, France, Germany, Italy They gave a flamer to Kurti Government  Through a communique with fierce criticism.

The Kosovo government's decision to reject a constructive proposal submitted by the QUINTić is a major disappointment. With this decision, the Government of Kosovo failed to demonstrate its commitment to the principle of protecting the civil and political rights of all its citizens, including members of minority groups”, in the QUINT response to Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

Although it was a blow towards the state of Kosovo, even in this case we did not see any reaction or comment from President Vjosa Osmani.

Periscope For all three subjects, he's been asking questions about the presidency, but right now we haven't received any answers. This morning, the presidency has issued a media release that Vjosa Osmani has started on an official visit to Qatar, but Kosovo has left it unanswered, in some important questions.

We remember that in terms of Serbian elections, not allowed in Kosovo state, Prime Minister Albin Kurti He sent a letter Today to European Union Ambassador Thomas Szunyog, telling him that The OSCE's EU must legitimise the tendencies of Serbia that severely violate the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo./ P ERISCOPI/