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The head of the parliamentary group of the Socialist Party, Taulant Balla, reacted after the voting of the resolution against Dick Marty’s report yesterday in the Assembly.
Balla calls the adoption of the resolution a victory, as he says that the battle now goes to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, where they will request a follow-up report and then the amendment of Resolution 1782 (2011), where the allegations of illegal trafficking are declared unfounded. of human organs in Albania and Kosovo.
“We won the first battle to ensure a united and unanimous position of the Assembly of Albania. Gratitude to every member of parliament regardless of political wing for the support and patriotic responsibility they showed today with this historic vote.
Now we move on to the next phase, which is much, much more difficult. Our battle goes to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, where we will request a follow-up report (Follow-up Report) and then the amendment of Resolution 1782 (2011), where the allegations of illegal trafficking of human organs in Albania will be declared unfounded and / or in Kosovo, in light of the developments that have occurred during this decade, the facts, evidence and updated information, as well as in terms of the commitment, readiness and full cooperation of Albania and Kosovo in the service of the truth and the establishment of justice.
No surprises on the betrayal front. As always in such cases of great national importance, Sali Berisha decided to betray the voting of this Resolution and boycotted it. Shame is little“, writes Taulant Balla.
The Albanian Parliament approved yesterday with 125 votes in favor the resolution against Dick Marty’s report on Kosovo. The resolution proposed by the majority considers unfounded the claims raised in 2011 by a report of the Council of Europe assembly, according to which during the war in Kosovo human organs were trafficked by the leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army.
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