Artan Alija, from the organisation The Strategic Group in Washington, has said that uncertainty about the Special Court Law is continuing since the start of this issue, assessing that attracting the law may be the result of international pressure.
Alija, invited to HINA FIVE) has declared that the process should be turned to zero and discussed in co-ordination with international partners so that further confusions and procedural actions can complicate the situation.
I think the confusion is going on, we’re in the face of this confusion from the first day it started, and the same is going on right now. I think what’s worth is that there’s been a lot of international pressure since the first day and the same is still going on. That I believe is the result of why the law was withdrawn or turned back, Alija said.
He has said that unclear actions regarding this law should already be avoided, while he has estimated that continuing procedures with the same text could be impossible.
What I think should be done now is stop playing with this law. I think it’s usually impossible to proceed with this law. The same one I think should be turned to zero and also discussed with internationals, he stated.
Alija has called for caution in statements concerning international courts and justice, citing the previous reactions of international representatives regarding the law.
He has stressed that the public should receive more information on developments on the issue, while demanding more transparency from the Government’s processing group.
However, we should be very careful when talking about international courts and justice, as we have seen many international statements regarding the law. But there is great uncertainty, and the public deserves to be more clear about this issue, just as the government’s team must do more work and share more with the public, Alija said.
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