5 minutes agoVon Croamon: KiE rapporteurs have been told this government applies to the monastery
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Von Cramon says that the KiE rapporteurs were told that this government's decision to the Kosovo Rapporteur Monastery in the European Parliament, Violet von Cromon, has been told that failure to implement the Constitutional Court's decision on the Decani Monastery on the part of Kosovo does not make it easier for members of the Council of Europe [...]
The rapporteur for Kosovo in the European Parliament, Violet von Cremon, has said that failing to implement the Constitutional Court's decision on the Decani Monastery on the part of Kosovo does not make it easier for members of the Council of Europe to move ahead with its application for membership.
According to her, KE rapporteurs who came to Kosovo have been told that the Kosovo government will not implement this decision.
Von Croamon adds that Kosovo's legislation is in order, but that it is delayed, citing this monastery's land issue as an example.
There are several principles in the Council of Europe and what I've read so far from legal analyses is that, theoretically, on paper, the legal framework is there, so what the Constitution predicts is not bad, but implementation and realisation of the constitutional framework is delayed. So in the case of Decani, which has not been implemented for years and the lack of political will to move forward in this direction, even the opposition of members of the Council of Europe, saying that this Government will not do it, does not facilitate members of the Council of Europe to move forward with the application. This is just one case, but it should not be underestimated because the freedom of faith and decisions of the Constitutional Court are taken very seriously by the Council of Europe and I think that this is something that can be easily corrected, if the government had the political will to finally have a proposal on how to do this”, von Cremon said on the “show. Slobodno srpski”
The German Eurodeput added that Kosovo should remain a multiethnic country, since international co-operation supported it as such.
When the international community supported the people of Kosovo, it was clear that this country should be, become, and remain a multiethnic country, a multiethnic country, a diverse country and is also in the Constitution. It's an agreement with the international community, so it's in our interest to keep these criteria” in place, she said.
