Protest organiser No in my name, Liberation Haziri, has reacted after the return of the Specialised Chambers Law to the Kosovo Parliament, saying the protestors’ request has been that institutions take responsibility for protecting the rights of former KLA leaders being tried in The Hague.
Through a Facebook post, Haziri has said that after this development there have been numerous reactions and accusations, while recalling that protesters have remained for 21 days and 21 nights in the square for this cause.
He has stressed that they will carefully follow the process of amending and voting the law, adding that it matters to them its content and its judicial effect, not who proposes or votes.
We’ve never asked for a law to vote on, but a law that stands judicially and that can have real effect. For us, it doesn’t matter who proposes it or who votes it. It’s what the law contains and what he can do, he wrote Haziri.
He has warned that they will also monitor the implementation of each article, saying they will not allow, according to him, one to play with the KLA and the cause they have protested.
Anyone who thinks he can do this should know he’ll be in front of us. Our attitude has not changed. Our request has not changed. Our cause has not changed. For the KLA we’ve been together and for The KLA will continue to stay. Haziri has finished.
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