Rama reacts to Arlinda Zekaj’s case: Women’s security should be state guarantee!

Rama reacts to Arlinda Zekaj’s case: Women’s security should be state guarantee!

Rama reacts to Arlinda Zekaj’s case: Women’s security should be state guarantee!

KPristina captain Perpar Rama has reacted after the murder of woman Arlinda Zekiaj in Pec, naming the event a serious human tragedy and serious alarm for how institutions deal with women’s security and dignity.

In his reaction, Rama noted that the victim’s seeking protection and warning of impending danger makes the occasion even more shocking. I did. tv.

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He has requested full investigation of the crime, as well as review of any institutional action or inaction that has preceded the event.

Rama has also expressed concern in a personal way, stressing that, as a father who has decided to bring his daughter to live and build the future in Kosovo, he experiences such an event with deep concern.

As a father, who I have decided to bring my daughter to live and build her future in Kosovo, I experience this event with deep concern. Because her safety, like every girl and woman in this country, should not depend on fate, circumstances, or the individual willingness of an official to react. It must be state guarantee.

He has called for society not to normalise violence against women, while institutions build long-standing, responsible and uncompetitive mechanisms.

We cannot pretend to be building a fair society, as women continue to seek protection and we continue to count victims, Rama wrote.

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