Brian Latifi: Imagine if I want the small Lipla back to Kosovo and covered with the headscarf

Latif has mentioned that in these cases, Dukagjin Lipa, she would be persuaded to raise her children according to the wisdom and that her daughter would want to be covered with the headscarf.
Try to imagine the situation: After the war, Dukagjin Lipa returns with the entire family in Kosovo. For days he begins to associate with a Wahhabi imam. Imam once convinced him that his children should grow up to be wise. The girl by the name I want to wear the headscarf. So the little I want grows up with the politeness that there's nothing to expect of life except to wait for the adolescence to be married to a man who'll be found by others and then live as his private property, primarily by doing housework. Condemned in illiteracy, she has no choice: her children too will grow up as illiterate”, Latifi wrote.

He has said that many talents disappear as a result of the oppression of women by primitive men in the name of medieval norms.

“Imagine the same situation for Majlinda Kelmendi, Rita Ora, Nora Gjakova, Distria Krasniqi, and many Kosovo girls are honoring Kosovo around the world. How many talents disappear as a result of the oppression of women by primitive men, in the name of medieval norms invented by other primitive men to warrant their power over women. A nation that allows half its population to be oppressed by the other half deprives itself of half its developmental potential. Stop religious oppression of women! This country has shed, not blood, that its freedom may be only the freedom of men, but also of women. Prior to all the women”, he wrote.