Mimoza Kusari-Lila does not accept the UN report, says there are concessions and inaccuracies

She has responded to PDK deputy Abelard Tahiri after he said at the hearing where the report is being discussed that a third of the ministers are under investigation for corruption and that this situation requires snap elections.

“Based on the large number of criminal records does not speak of rising charges because there are no such ones. As for the two prestigious sentences that apply to the minister, we have to deal with the delay in declaring property. The UN report does not make the qualitative division of acts that AGK indicates that journalists have been attacked. One disturbing element remains the safety of women and the prevention of murder. The reports consistently refer to the lower sentences or failures of the judiciary. That's why vetoing should be a priority. Unfortunately, the report has concessions and inaccuracies. The impact is on the number of women in the leadership position”, she said.