LDK MP Albena Resiti, at today’s session in the Assembly, has spoken of the tragic case of Arlinda Zekiaj’s murder.
Reshimaj has added to the question that what security a woman can feel asking for help from the state if the answer she gets is that nobody is obliged to deal with her.
The murder of Arlinda has shocked us, but what we are hearing these days makes it even worse. Audio recordings are being published where Arlinda is heard praying for help to police officials, while one of them answers I’m not obliged to deal with you. It was also reported that three days before the assassination, Arlinda had called the police, officials had been late for 70 minutes because they did not have the official car available.
I ask today what security a woman who needs help from the state if the answer she gets is that nobody is obliged to deal with it. And unfortunately, this is not the first time we’ve ever faced him. We only have eight murders in the last 10 months. Are our institutions managing to protect citizens when they need them most. Today, the government is warning new measures to protect women. But how do you expect citizens to believe that these measures will really be implemented, when we still have no clear answers to the institutional responsibility of previous cases, she said. /EO
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