Ismaili and Rama negotiate with the Police, “Skënderbeu” square opens for the protesters

MPs of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, Uran Ismaili and Rrahman Rama, have held talks with Kosovo Police officials about opening “Skënderbeu” square in Pristina for the protesters.

After the negotiations, protesters were enabled to enter the square, where citizens are demanding the approval of legal changes that are linked to the protection of former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army.

Meanwhile, PDK has reacted to the Kosovo Police intervention during the protest, condemning the use of force against the protesters.

The party demanded a halt to what it described as disproportionate interventions and respect for the right to protest.

PDK also demanded accountability from the Government, claiming that the security institutions must not be used for political purposes or for suppressing citizens’ protest.

During the developments at the protest, injured people have been reported, including protesters and members of the Kosovo Police. The number and the condition of all the injured have been made public in separate announcements by the relevant institutions, as Telegrafi reports.