Nesrete Kumnova from the Association "Mothers' Calls" said that they feel more relieved that they are not allowing Serbian pilgrims to make their pilgrimage to Gjakova for several years now.
She said in the Express Interview of KTV that such visits are a provocation because the same people have nothing to visit.
According to her, they come only to upset the feelings of family members.
"Not because we received new news, but we are stronger and happier that we do not allow the Serbs to enter Gjakova. All those people who stayed in Gjakovë stayed together with Albanians, we don't know that they are the ones who will drown the citizens. We feel relieved that we did not allow skiers to enter Gjakova", she said.
She says that Kosovo has not exerted enough pressure in the dialogue with Serbia to clarify the fate of the missing.
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"This issue is not taken seriously by any party, neither the Serbian nor the Albanian institutions", she declared.
She says that since the war, all family members have collected notes to see who is missing.
Speaking about the monograph published by her, Kumnova says that the data are only for the citizens of Gjakova.
Kumnova has expressed her disappointment with the country's institutions for not clarifying the fate of the missing persons.
"I don't know what is preventing them from clarifying the fate of the missing and imprisoning all those criminals. It's been a year since we submitted the evidence to the prosecutor's office and we still don't know if a prosecutor has taken the case. We have always spoken by first and last names because we have known the Serbs in Gjakova. Apart from the media, no one else is interested," she said.
She says that Kosovo has not exerted enough pressure in the dialogue with Serbia to clarify the fate of the missing.
"This issue is not taken seriously by any party, neither the Serbian nor the Albanian institutions", she declared.
She says that more work has been done by the previous institutions, since according to her, at the time when she was the leader of the commission to find the missing, 19 bodies were returned from Serbia.
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"We have thought and asked to raise this issue in the EU, but we have not been given the opportunity. In Kosovo, you have no one to turn to. "No international ambassadors have been absent from visits to our association, but this issue still remains unresolved," she said.
According to her, in the dialogue with Serbia, the fate of the missing should be revealed, the damages paid and the criminals arrested, otherwise they will not allow an agreement.
