For the second time, the Special Intervention Unit protest before the Government

The most elite Kosovo Police Unit has launched a protest before the Kosovo government's target.

Representatives of the Kosovo Police Union are also listed with them.

Their protest is expected to last until 12:30. T7 brings up images from protest:

Otherwise, frustrations over the additions of risklessness have led to the streets, even on November 1st, members of Kosovo Police's Most Elite Units, Special Intervention Unit (NJSI) and the Unit for Treatment of Explosive Tools (NJTME).

Dressed in uniforms but without weapons, they had protested before the Kosovo Government object with three main demands: classification as individual entities and involvement in the expert list, risking to determine 50 percent of the basic salary and to have additional work conditions.

Another protest was warned by them on November 7th, but police announced that the protest was temporarily suspended that day. That decision came after Prime Minister Albin Kurti promised them an official meeting to discuss their demands and to find a solution.

The meeting between them was held but without any results, resulting in present - day protests.

Meanwhile, following the protest that held these two units ahead of the Kosovo Government's target early last month, Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Interior Affairs Minister Jelal Svecla were declared regarding their demands through Facebook posts.

Kurti said that 27 percent of members of the police have had more than 1,000 euros a month, adding that there are 203 police officers this year who have had even higher incomes than President Vjosa Osmani.

” We live in Kosovo, where BPV per capita per month is about 460 euros. This year, 2,134 Kosovo police officers, or nearly 27%, received more than 1,000 euros per month on average. There are 203 Kosovo police officers who received higher revenues this year than the president of the Republic (1.890 euros gross, cofficiency 18), and in June and July were about 700 Sosh (which certainly include the absolute majority of NSIA members)”, Kurti wrote in his post.

Minister Svechla said there are policemen whose average monthly income is over 2 thousand and 200 euros.

The “for us has always been aimed at improving working conditions, providing equipment that protects the police official's life, as well as their dignified and fair treatment, as opposed to earlier times, when compensation for additional commitments has not been implemented at all, we have compensated for them without delay. The average monthly income this year of officials protesting today is over 2,200 euros”, Svechla wrote.

Their statements prompted numerous reactions in public opinion, as under the Law for the Salat, the high police receive a base salary of only 619 euros.

The head of the Kosovo Police Union, Imer Zeqiri, had clarified that such pay can only be achieved in light of additional hours.

Whatever his rank is, whether it's a cop, a sergeant or a lieutenant inside this unit. If we take a senior policeman who has a 5.9 current salary is 619 euros and when it's estimated that this unit before law implementation and wages has additional risk for 215 euros and plus 100 euros with a government decision is down to 315 euros, additional since wage implementation has never equaled”, he has declared.