Ehat Miftari from Kosovo Institute for Justice ( The IKD has criticised Justice Minister Donika Grovalla, and Interior Affairs Minister Jelal Svecla, over the conference held today in Government for reporting on actions and institutional in the case of the assassination of Arlinda Zekit.
Through a Facebook response, Miftari has accused the two ministers of avoiding institutional responsibility, naming their presentation as a tearbathe of crocodiles.
Minister Donika Gervala and Minister Jalal Svecla can shed crocodile tears, act before two million citizens of Kosovo, accuse and curse others to cover their failures and try to avoid institutional responsibility. They can misuse the object of government and the media conference as if they’ve forgotten that the state and institutions that are tasked with protecting the lives of citizens are driven by them. They can have all of them in charge except themselves. They can use any political reasoning to avoid accountability and guilt for Arlindes’ lost life, he wrote.
Miftari has stressed that institutional and moral responsibility cannot be avoided by officials who run state institutions, asking Gervala and Svecla to show dignity, empathy and responsibility towards the families of victims.
But there is something they cannot escape from: institutional responsibility, moral responsibility, lack of empathy, and shame conveyed every time the lives of women that the state they lead kills women. Because power is not just a privilege. It’s responsibility. And when you’re in charge of the state, you can’t act as power at the same time and as opposition to the failures of the institutions you run. At least before the pain of families who lost their most loved ones, show some dignity, empathy and responsibility, and giving up on these cases there are no alternatives, he has posted.
Source Layer: Dukeagini