Kosovo’s Parliamentary Service will continue today at 11:00, where the Special Law vote is in order.
The session was interrupted yesterday, as MPs did not return to the hall half an hour after the time it was scheduled to resume at 2: 00 p.m.
For this reason, Parliament Speaker Albulen Haxhiu postponed the session, criticising MPs.
The site continues work Friday at 11:00. It’s not serious. Half an hour after 2:00, no MPs are coming. I can’t function and wait for me to the infinite, Haxhi said.
The agenda of this session was added to the PDK’s request for a review of the Law for Specialised Chambers and Specialised Prosecutor’s Office.
On the other hand, the Special Law has faced criticism from foreign acts.
Great Britain has expressed concern over the Kosovo Assembly’s intention to re-vote changes and compliance with the Law for Specialised Chambers, warning that such an act could damage relations with international partners.
In the British Embassy’s reaction to Pristina, the proposed amendments would not serve Kosovo’s basic interests.
The German Embassy in Kosovo has reacted to the possible vote in the Kosovo Assembly of Changes in the Specialised Chambers Law, disseminating on social networks the European Union Office’s response to Kosovo.
The German Embassy agrees fully with the EU Office’s concerns in Kosovo over the possible vote in the Kosovo Convention on Change and Fulfilling the Law for Specialised Chambers, the embassy’s response said.
Meanwhile, the EU Office in Kosovo has voiced concern over the possible vote in the country of these legal changes.
According to the EU Office, the changes raise serious concerns about Kosovo’s international obligations and respect for the fundamental principles of rule of law, particularly the independence of the judiciary, the protection of victims and witnesses, the procedural rights and effective accountability.
The EU office has stressed that the changes also raise concerns about their constitutionality, demanding preliminary consultations before any adoption of the law, in line with Kosovo’s international obligations.
Source Layer: RTKLive