Kurti forgets Luan Dalipi's Pridon Sadriou threats, says media in Kosovo have freedom

Through a post in his Facebook account, he said this application is the possibility that Kosovo will progress in the field of human rights, democracy and rule of law.

But what is noteworthy about his writing is his appreciation for freedom of expression.

“Freedom of expression and media every time is marking improvement. Fighting corruption is negligible. Reform in the rule of the principal law”, Kurti wrote.

Well, that wasn't equally appreciated in the DAS report on Kosovo.

The report stressed that although the Government in general respected the right to expression, reliable reports say some public officials, politicians, businesses and religious groups tried to intimidate media representatives.

For example, the First Lord, Princeton Sadriou, who called the joint criminal management “, while Kurt's chief of staff, Luan Dalip through a Facebook post, had attacked the media, linking them to “criminal subsurgeon”, and calling on those he shared in the dignified “ ” to boycott them.

Full Posting:

COMM SOVA POLICE FOR AVICE IN THE EVROPAL CLELLLL

At today's Government meeting, we approved the initiative for membership of our Republic in this important international organisation, while shortly thereafter we submitted the application for membership.

Kosovo is the most democratic country in the Western Balkans, where human rights and freedoms are guaranteed with the Constitution and law. Freedom of expression and media are increasingly marking improvement. Fighting corruption is negligible. Reform in law rule priority.

Membership in the Council of Europe is the added value for the Council and the opportunity for Kosovo to advance even more in the area of human rights, democracy and rule of law.