Hilmi Jashari: The problems that face Kosovo citizens today are the product of systemic failure
Ombudsman Hilmi Jashari speaks about the challenges of citizens in relation to the state.
|2019.12.26
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The state has an obligation to compensate the citizen for this judicial procrastination.
We have identified 117,000 cases of unexecuted court decisions.
Municipal levels have also failed because they also have full authorization to oversee the private sector.
We wanted to challenge the system because I believe that it was the right time to create a standard.
The biggest part of the failure has to do with the lack of interventions from the judicial system.
In Kosovo, people don’t think about the inclusion of people with disabilities.
Liridon Rama
Liridon Rama has graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Prishtina and is a mentee in K2.0’s Professional Shadowing Mentorship Program (2019). He decided to apply for the mentorship program because he believed that working with K2.0 would serve to further develop his skills in writing and publishing.
This story was originally written in Albanian.