Thursday, January 29, 2009
Kosova Montenegrins want constitutional recognition
PRISTINA, Kosovo -- Senior Montenegrin officials asked Kosovo leaders on Wednesday (January 28th) to recognise the status of Montenegrin citizens and offer them the same rights as other minorities. During a visit to Kosovo, Deputy Montenegrin Parliament Speaker Rifat Rastoder said his focus was the issue of displaced persons and conditions for their return. At the same time, Rastoder stressed that Montenegro does not consider this a condition for enhancing diplomatic ties between the two countries. Kosovo Parliament Speaker Jakup Krasniqi said institutions in his country will make every effort to ensure Montenegrins living in Kosovo enjoy representation in the next elections.
In other news, Kosovo Security Force (KSF) Minister Fehmi Mujota admitted on Wednesday there have been mistakes in selecting former Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC) members to join the KSF. Mujota said that in co-operation with KFOR, the KSF will review all applications, including those of KPC members already recruited for the new force. (Zeri, Koha Ditore, Express, Telegrafi, Kosova Sot - 29/01/09)
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3 comments:
How about those Montenegrins go back to their own state!!!!
They can enjoy all the rights they want there
Don't you just LOVE double standards?
Do you mean that it's perfectly O.K to drive ethnic minorities from their homes so long as they're not Albanians?
I'm guessing you wouldn't appreciate it much if Montenegrins start calling on Albanians to head back to their "home" state.
Tisk. Tisk.
Here's a lesson for Montenegrin in Albania to appease soem of the fuss in Malesia in the form of municipality construction ... taken form a former rebel !!!
PRISTINA, Kosovo -- The leader of the opposition Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Ramush Haradinaj, said on Sunday (February 8th) that he would integrate the divided town of Mitrovica within three months if his AAK wins local elections in November. During campaign stops in the villages of Vllahi and Vinarc, both in the Serb-dominated northern part of Mitrovica, Haradinaj presented a governance plan for all of Mitrovica. Haradinaj said the plan should include the municipalities of Zvecan, Zubin Potok and Leposavic.
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