The LGBT community exposes in Pristina the threats it lives with every day

Immediately after holding the first parade in support of the LGBT group, many citizens had reacted through social networks, openly showing the non-acceptance of this community in society.

For this reason, on the International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia, Lendi Mustafa has placed in an exhibition some of the comments addressed to him by various people, immediately after his public appearance, reports KTV.

He says that the same insults are not absent on the streets either.

He says that for this he was prejudiced even in educational institutions and this has pushed him not to compete for jobs in some countries.

The head of the EU office in Kosovo, Natalia Apostollova, said that the laws in Kosovo are good, but their implementation remains a challenge.

"The European Union, which I am representing here, reaffirms its full support for the fight against this form of discrimination, which is based on hatred, based on sexual orientation and gender identity. We will actively promote and support the organizations of the LGBTI community in Kosovo", she said.

While the US ambassador, Greg Delawie, has said that they will support this category, which is marginalized in Kosovo.

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"We strongly support the investigation and prosecution of the perpetrators of this type of harassment and violence. Kosovo has progressed a lot regarding this issue within a short period of time. I congratulate all those who have worked diligently to overcome prejudices and change their minds. Don't give up, know that the US is here to support you every step of the way," said Delawie.

The ambassador of Sweden, Henrik Nilsson, also came out in support of this category, who said that improving their situation is very important for Kosovo's path towards the EU.

About 2017 citizens participated in the parade held in October 500.