Thaçi’s and Veseli’s sons at the protest in front of the Assembly

The son of former president Hashim Thaçi, Endrit Thaçi, and the son of former parliament speaker Kadri Veseli, Klestor Veseli, have joined the protest being held in front of the Kosovo Assembly building.

The protest has been organised by “Not in My Name”, while organiser Çlirim Haziri has called on citizens to join the gathering without political or party distinctions.

Haziri said the protest aims to support the Kosovo Liberation Army and that the issue of the Law on the Specialist Chambers, according to him, should not be treated as part of political bargaining.

“Come to the square, without party distinctions, without distinctions of political belief, without distinctions between us. This protest is for the KLA, for the blood shed for freedom; it is for our history, which cannot and must not be treated as a matter of political bargaining,” Haziri declared.

He stressed that the protest is not organised by a particular party or group, describing the demand for the law’s approval as urgent.

“For us, this law is an emergency. This protest is not of one party, this protest is not of one group, it is not anyone’s property,” he said.

Haziri also addressed Prime Minister Albin Kurti, declaring that the protesters have stood in the square for 21 days and will continue the protest until they receive an answer to their demand.

“Prime Minister, we are here, we stood here yesterday, we have stood here for 21 days and we will continue to be here until our demand receives an answer,” he said.

At the end, Haziri asked the MPs to approve the draft law on the Specialist Chambers, describing it as the “Law for the KLA”.

“We have one clear demand: vote for the Law on the Specialist Chambers, vote for the Law for the KLA,” Haziri said.

The protest is continuing in front of the Kosovo Assembly, while the participants are standing in the area around the Assembly building, as Telegrafi reports.