Tensions for protesters entering prime minister, police block doors

After crossing government buildings, the former Media Palace, where they threw red paint, then to the State Prosecutor's building and the police station, where they also threw red in protest, marching participants stopped at the Government building in downtown Pristina.

“We performed no status facebooku”, was calling protesters before Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti's office.

Trina Binaku, an activist, said the state has failed to punish offenders, not providing girls with a peaceful life.

She claimed that raping the five-year-old girl from five men is the continuation of a patriarchal system.

This system is constantly producing rape “, adding that there were cases when these rapists were released from the state.

Kosovo police with troops have blocked the prime minister's doors. The move followed after some protesters tried to get inside the government facility.

Many citizens have gathered in Pristina to protest the violation of women and girls. This protest is organised by the Council for Religious Thinking and Action with state protection and security requirements for girls and women.

Public faces and members of civil society are also participating.

Under the call “we seek protection for girls and women”, merit sentences are being sought for all female and female rapists.

Protesters are constantly cheering “Boll no longer enduring”, “Pedofils in prison”, “Below Patriarchate”, “Beyond rapeers”, “Raplers in prison”.

While in their hands they're holding banners “Protection for Girls and Women”, “chica and women we're together with wings for”, “Didn't fail, mother failed the state”.

Also held in the hands of protesters are photos with the names of five people allegedly raped 11-year-olds. /Periscopi/