The Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms Council (HRF) has voiced serious concerns regarding the Kosovar government’s handling of its citizens. The organization contends that the government has demonstrated a notable lack of attention to vulnerable societal groups. HRF’s assessment highlights a pattern of uneven budget resource distribution.
Specifically, the council identifies pensioners, those receiving social scheme benefits, and war veterans, particularly disabled veterans, as facing significant survival challenges. The HRF believes the government’s actions represent a concerning level of negligence. The organization notes that the escalating cost of living and associated expenses have far outstripped the financial capacity of most Kosovo families.
This situation is exacerbated by the fact that pensions have remained unchanged for six years, despite continuous price increases. HRF emphasizes that this stagnation is particularly detrimental to pensioners. The council’s report underscores the urgent need for the government to address this issue and ensure adequate support for these vulnerable populations.
The government must prioritize the well-being of its citizens, especially those most in need.
Topics: #government #pensioners #hrf
