The protest against women’s murder and institutional neglect has continued for the second day, with banners and calls for responsibility following the assassination of Arlinda Zekiaj, on 25 October in Vitomirica in Pec.
Protesters have held banners with inscriptions ] Gjumi sjum veka for you, the flame has to go out, and the case protects the bully, not the victim, seeking concrete measures from the responsible institutions.
Among the main demands of the protesters are the resignation of Justice Minister Donika Grovalla, and Interior Minister Jedal Svecla, as well as the prosecution of persons allegedly neglecting Zekij’s case.
Liridona Sijarina, from the Council of Thoughts and Religious Action, has stated during the speech before the Government building that protests will continue every day until their demands are met.
Today’s protest comes a day after the first protest, organised after the assassination of Arlinda Zekiaj from her former pact.
Meanwhile, institutions have taken measures in terms of handling the case. The Kosovo Prosecutorial Council has sponsored the chief prosecutor of the Constitutional Prosecutorship in Pec, Joy Vucetaj, and the case prosecutor, Arlinda Nallbani Gacaferri.
Disciplinary procedure has also been initiated and the investigative panel has been established to examine the way the case is treated.
Also, Kosovo Police have sponsored 11 police officials, following the recommendation of the Kosovo Police Inspectorate, regarding possible actions and inactions during the treatment of Arlinda Zekitaj reporting.
Protesters demand that institutional responsibility not only remain in administrative measures but to fully investigate all actions and inactions that may have affected the handling of its defence requirements. /Telegraphy.