26 minutes agoVetevendosje boycotts AKI director report
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)The chairman of the Commission for AKI Supervision, Ganimete Musliu, has invited the head of this institution to urgent reporting, but this meeting has been boycotted by the Vetevendosje Movement. Musliu has said this meeting was invited after reports of threats to former Swiss Senator Dick Marty to be announced about knowledge that the Kosovo Agency may have for [...]
Musliu has said this meeting was invited after reports of threats to former Swiss Senator Dick Marty to be announced about knowledge that the Kosovo Intelligence Agency might have.
She at the media conference said all commission members have been notified about this.
“As chairman of the Commission for AKI Supervisor on the basis of the competencies that allow me the Kosovo Assembly Rule, I have called the AKI director to report us about the knowledge this institution may have about the case. Unfortunately, although all commission members were notified, this meeting was boycotted by members of the Vetevendosje Movement. Unfortunately, even under such circumstances, LVV does not find the courage to co-operate in matters or when national issues are in question about the country”, she has said.
However, Musliu has said he was notified by AKI director Petrit Ajjeti if they were earlier aware of the threats to Dick Marty.
Even in the LVV boycott, I used the case as chairman of the commission to be informed by the AKI director, whether he was earlier aware of the threats to Dick Marty and what are the actions that AKI took regarding the case after reporting. Kosovo must co-operate closely with the European Union to find the answer to many questions concerning the case. What are the circumstances that have prompted or forced Mr. Dick Marty to investigate claims fabricated by the Serbian and Russian secret service for the trafficking of KLA organs? Has he been threatened or blackmailed then and felt manipulated today when his life is in danger?
It has also criticised Prime Minister Albin Kurti and President Vjosa Osmani, who have not yet been officially declared on the case.
The fact that we still don't have a proposal or official statement from both Prime Minister Kurti and the president of the country, even today the boycott of members of Vetevendosje Movement in the AKI gathering is to be afraid and to be concerned, that the country's institutions are not in charge of protecting the dignity of our health, the clean fight of KLA”, she said.
During these days it has been reported that former Swiss Senator Dick Marty is under threat of a plan to be killed by Serbian intelligence and that all of this is attributed to Kosovars.
