The cruel murder of Arlinda Sillaj Zeqiaj in Vitomirica of Peja, just three days after handing over an urgent letter to the Prosecutor, has prompted the harsh reaction of Kosovo’s Oda Speaker Besnik Berisha, who demands that investigations not only be limited to the alleged crime author but also to the actions and eventual inactions of institutions tasked with protecting the victim.

Tonight is not enough to arrest the man who allegedly took his life. Tonight the investigation should also begin on who, by their actions or actions, may have denied the possibility of living!

His reaction comes after the discovery of the victim’s letter, admitted to the Founding Prosecutor in Pec on October 22nd, where she had called for urgent institutional interference, warning that the day would come when institutions would be forced to render an account only after life was taken.

In his reaction, Berisha has named the event a macabre crime, stressing that the victim had been deprived of life by a person who should be part of her family safety.

Tonight, there was a crime in Pec. A mother, a woman, has been deprived of life in the cruelest way possible by the man who should be part of her family security, not the tragic end of her life!

Berisha has especially drawn attention to the victim’s warnings, describing her letter as a desperate call that should have been taken seriously.

Three days ago, this woman left what sounds like her last wish. A mother’s desperate call for her son, who, according to what is being made public, has found herself in deaf ears. )

The head of lawyers has called for full investigation into the way institutions have handled denouncations and defence requests, stressing that responsibility cannot be determined without proving what responsible officials knew, what obligations they had, and what actions they took.

If it proves that the institutions were aware of the danger, that the woman had sought protection and that her calls had been ignored, then responsibility cannot end with a communique of comfort, Berisha stressed.

He has demanded that, where violations are confirmed and legal conditions are met, criminal, disciplinary and institutional measures are taken.

There must be criminal investigation, where there are elements of criminal acts, disciplinary procedures, suspensions and dismissals, wherever the responsibility is proved, and where the law before them. )

In response, Berisha has stressed that he is not seeking to declare the culprits without evidence, but investigating any action or actions that may have affected the victim’s failure to protect.

I’m not looking guilty without evidence. I am asking that no one be concealed after lack of evidence, without first being investigated what they knew, what they should know, and what those who had the legal obligation to protect it. )

He has also raised the issue of women’s trust in institutions responsible for dealing with domestic violence.

The state cannot seek the faith of women denouncing violence if it is unable to protect them when they trust their lives!

His reaction, the chairman of the Oda of Lawyers, has concluded with a strong message of justice and institutional responsibility.

A mother should not die for her call to be taken seriously.

If her last wish was heard before the murder and was ignored, then tonight we don’t have a single crime to make. We have an institutional responsibility to investigate to the end.

Justice for this woman should not begin and end at her grave! )

Source Layer: Signal