The Parliamentary Investigative Commission for Acting and Institutional Disactions concerning the murder of Arlinda Zekaj and the treatment of violence against children and women in the family today holds the next meeting.

The meeting’s agenda is the election of foreign experts, as well as other issues related to the organisation of the commission’s work.

At Monday’s meeting on November 9th, Commission Chairman Burim Ramadani announced that the prime minister’s office had forwarded reports of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Meanwhile, the deputy The PDK, Eman Zommani, criticised the approach of the prime minister’s office, saying it is trying to cover the shortcomings of institutions in protecting Arlinda Zekaj.

After discussions among members, Monday’s meeting continued with closed doors to the media.

The Parliamentary Investigative Commission is established on 29 October by the Assembly of Kosovo and has the maximum mandate of six months.

It will investigate institutional actions and inactions in the case of Arlinda Zekaj, who was killed on October 25th in Peja’s Vitomirica, as well as institutional treatment of domestic violence.

Source Layer: Dukeagini