OVL of UÇK Announces Protests Over Law on War Values
Prishtina, Kosovo – The Office for Veterans of the UÇK (OVL) has announced planned protests, citing a lack of response from Kosovo’s leadership regarding a key legislative proposal. According to a statement released by the ovl, the organization has not received a formal reply from Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Speaker of Parliament Glendyn Haxhiu concerning the drafting and approval of the Law on the Protection of the Values of the UÇK War. The request, formally submitted on February 20, 2026, seeks to guarantee the rights of veterans protected by existing legal frameworks.
The ovl asserts that despite repeated attempts at institutional cooperation, the absence of a response is “concerning and unacceptable” for a group who, according to the ovl, “has given everything for the freedom of this country.”
The statement emphasizes the ovl’s continued willingness to engage with Kosovo’s institutions. Details regarding the planned protests have not yet been released. The situation highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the interpretation and implementation of laws related to Kosovo’s past conflicts and the recognition of veterans’ rights.
Further updates will be provided as they become available.
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This ongoing dispute highlights the unresolved tensions surrounding historical grievances and the need for constructive dialogue.
What specific aspects of the “law on war values” are prompting the UÇK’s OVL to organize protests?