Protest is held today in front of the Parliament, demanding the repeal of the Citizenship Law

A protest has been organized today by the Revolta movement, scheduled to begin at 10:00 AM, in the “Ibrahim Rugova” square in Pristina, directly in front of the Parliament of Kosovo. The movement stated that the demonstration aims to defend the sovereignty and state integrity of the Republic of Kosovo. The organizers outlined three primary demands during their announcement.

First, they are calling for the publication of data detailing the number of applications and citizenships acquired by Serbian citizens under the Citizenship Law. Second, they demand the repeal of Law No. 10/L-023 on Citizenship of the Republic of Kosovo.

Third, the protest seeks the repeal of Article 155 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo. According to the Revolta movement, the issues at stake are not partisan matters but concern fundamental aspects of sovereignty, citizenship rights, and the future trajectory of the nation. The scheduled protest is expected to draw attention to these specific legal and constitutional concerns within the capital.

The demonstration represents a collective effort to address the perceived implications of current citizenship legislation on Kosovo’s national status.

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