Monday, June 20, 2005

Shala: Serbia’s official policy – against freedom of movement in Kosovo

Zëri carries an editorial by publisher Blerim Shala, who says that the recent incidents around the Mitrovica bridge are a clear counter-response from Serbia and its representatives in the north of the town to a due and expected action by the international administration in Kosovo.

Shala further elaborates to prove his point that it is Belgrade that is against the freedom of movement and subsequently against Standards implementation in Kosovo.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Spot on Shala.

Anonymous said...

In my opinion the position of the Roma of Mitrovica is a much more serious problem as the "freedom of movement" there.

Kosovo's politicans seem incapable to get their priorities right.

Anonymous said...

UNMIK has the responsibility for the Roma encampment; not the Kosovar politicans.