The Kosovo Prosecutorial Council (KPK) held a meeting on Monday, during which it addressed requests concerning the staffing of the Mitrovica Prosecutor’s Office. Specifically, the KPK voted to reject multiple requests for the removal of several prosecutors and fifteen members of the supporting staff associated with the Serb community within that office. Following this deliberation, the KPK forwarded the names of several prosecutors to the acting President, Albulena Haxhiu, for further action.
Subsequently, the acting President announced that she had signed official decrees dismissing seven prosecutors connected to the Serb community. This action followed the KPK’s decision regarding the dismissals of these seven prosecutors, who had taken office in 202[X]. In addition to the seven dismissals, reports indicate that five other Serb prosecutors were dismissed, with their names being formally submitted by the KPK to the Presidency.
These recent developments mark a continuation of administrative actions concerning the leadership structure within the local prosecutor’s office. The issuance of these decrees by the Presidency formalizes the removal of these individuals from their posts, impacting the composition of the prosecutorial body serving the Serb community in the region.
Topics: #prosecutors #serb #decrees
