His voice was heard from Wednesday, October 28, and continued this Saturday.

Even today, dozens of citizens joined the protest after the assassination of Arlinda Zekaj.

The words of the late man who remained behind in any institution that failed to protect him echoed the streets of the capital.

From the cathedral from which this march began, the first stop was the Ministry of Justice.

We don’t need a country that mourns us, we need a country that won’t let us get killed, and today we’re addressing each institution, every official in each office, our demands are clear, they’re not metaphors, they’re not specific slogans.

Justice from here accounts for Arlinda and women murdered over the years was also sought at the Kosovo Police station.

Institutions also addressed Drillon Cokli, whose sister was murdered at the Ferizaj Social Work Center in 2024.

The pain of a family that loses someone’s loved one does not end on burial day continues every day in every memory and in every absence. I don’t want Erona and Arlinda’s names to remain just a piece of news, and I don’t want them to be forgotten, says Drillo Cokli, brother of Erona Coklin.

At the same facility, only in the offices of the Judiciary Council were immediate dismissals requested.

Finally, the executive was next.

The requirements are three and more social investments are clear, more investments in professional capacities and institutional accountability, and concrete supervision and responsibility for these professionals and institutions that do not meet the obligation to protect women.

The protest ended, but more were warned, until their demands were met and taken measures against institutions officials who failed to already protect the deceased, Arlinda Zeqajn.

Source Layer: Dukeagini