Gërvalla: I would consider resignation if my responsibility is established ↗
Front page leadMinister Gërvalla stated that she would consider resigning if her responsibility is established in the case of Arlinda Zekaj.
Kosovo
The front page of Gazeta Express focuses heavily on ongoing protests and political fallout related to the murder of Arlinda Zekaj. Several stories highlight statements from ministers Gërvalla and Sveçla regarding their potential resignation and the handling of the case. Protests, including…
Minister Gërvalla stated that she would consider resigning if her responsibility is established in the case of Arlinda Zekaj.
Minister Sveçla commented on his own situation and that of Minister Gërvalla, suggesting that their resignation would not be beneficial.
Protesters initiated a demonstration by throwing eggs at the building of the Government of Kosovo.
Minister Gërvalla stated that the Social Work Center failed to submit its report within the deadline, which prevented Arlinda's return to her shared home.
On the third day of protests for justice for Arlinda Zekaj, demonstrators approached the entrance of the Government building chanting demands for officials to come out.
A protest demanding justice for the murder of Arlinda Zekaj took place in Pejë.
A comment made to a partner is suspected to be the cause of the murder of 22-year-old Lorik Abazi in London.
A 41-year-old man, who passed away days after a motorcycle accident, has been identified as the brother of Kosovo actor Agan Asllani.
The Internal Police Inspectorate revealed findings indicating that the police in Pejë scandalously neglected the case of Arlinda Zekaj before she was murdered.
The state's negative reaction to a woman's pleas for justice suggests deep implication in the responsibility for the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.
Chief Prosecutor Lumturije Vuçetaj of Pejë has been suspended in connection with the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.
The Specialist Chambers' Appeals Panel has granted Hashim Thaçi, Kadri Veseli, Rexhep Selimi, and Jakup Krasniqi the right to submit appeals of up to 7,000 words against their conviction.
In a 24-hour period, nine cases of domestic violence were reported, with women being the victims in eight of those cases.