The leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, Bedri Hamza, has said that in the first regular session of the new Kosovo legislature, he will request the adoption of a resolution that will demand a fair, impartial trial in accordance with international standards and respect for human rights, for the accused in The Hague.
He has requested full support for this resolution, while calling on all party and institutional leaders to participate in the February 17 march in support of the former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army who are being tried in The Hague.
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Letter to the Reader — Why We're Asking for Your Support ContributeHamza said that PDK will refrain from debate in the constitutive session, while he said that PDK will support finding consensus on issues of great importance, such as the issue of the president and the passage of international agreements.
"Support for consensus is not a sign of weakness, but a state responsibility. We will give our contribution to an agreement for the good of Kosovo, but without compromising the state interest," said President Hamza.
Hamza said that PDK will take care of preserving any tendency to violate the Constitution, while he said that in the past dozens of laws passed in the Assembly have been overturned by the Constitutional Court. He also said that PDK will uncompromisingly protect the public interest, Kosovo's Euro-Atlantic path and the strategic alliance with the United States of America and international partners.
While he said that he listened to the presentation of the mandated leader for the new government, Albin Kurti, saying that it is more about promises and issues that have no basis for financing.
He said that action must be taken because Kosovo is emptying.
