Former Alliance leader Ramush Haradinaj has described it as a dirty game, the possibility that President Justina Shiroka-Pula will return the Law for Specialised Chambers to the Parliament.
Haradinaj has stressed that Law It has been approved by more than two-thirds of MPs’ votes, while criticising the possibility of his return, calling it a mockery of the Parliament and the citizens of Kosovo.
Kosovo is now the law, voted over two-thirds of the Parliament’s deputies. We don’t have any information turning the law around. I think this is a dirty game. Whoever makes this game, it’s a dirty game, and it’s a shame for those involved in this game, who they are. Because time is running, as you know, the processes around the opening continue at its own speed, he said.
He has estimated that the possible return of the law would be an insult, following efforts and confrontations that, according to him, have accompanied the issue.
Yeah, and playing with the law, so it’s an insult now to reverse the law, I don’t understand that. Why should this happen to us? So, after all that effort, the clashes, it’s really a next offense to bring the law back. I still don’t understand why I have to do it to Kosovo, the country, why other topics have to be overcome, why this mockery of us, with parliament, with citizens, should continue, he said.
Haradinaj has also raised concerns about the lack of communication and strategic dialogue, as well as the impasses in Kosovo’s Euro-Atlantic integration processes, which he has described as a danger to the country.
This is also explaining what is happening to Kosovo, but also to the law, is a synchronization to release Kosovo lower than it is. Even the lack of strategic communication of Kosovo, the lack of strategic dialogue, the lack of progress in the process for membership of the Council of Europe, be it in the EU, but in NATO, all of these are risks for Kosovo, Haradinaj said.
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