Poverty, insecurity, death
Kosovar construction workers are risking their lives for work.
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In the past Rafet would earn 13 euros per working day; now he is without income.
If workers were to have regular checkups and emergency doctors had a record of their health condition, this would help evaluate and promptly deal with a patient’s situation.
Basri Lenjani, director of the Emergency Clinic at QKUKIf the salaries of half the deputy ministers were to be allocated to inspectors, there would be more than three times as many inspectors.
Although some workers know their rights are being violated, they are reluctant to initiate legal proceedings.
Besnik Boletini
Besnik Boletini completed his MA in sociology at the University of Prishtina. He writes mainly about social issues, economy and health and has won several awards in Kosovo in recent years. He currently works at the Kosovo Center for Investigative Journalism, Preportr. Besnik is a K2.0 Human Rights Journalism Fellowship program fellow (2018 cycle).
This story was originally written in Albanian.