Activist Rron Gjinovci has launched strong accusations after the session of the Kosovo Judicial Council, questioning the discussions about the fate of the Serbian magistrates who resigned. He expressed deep astonishment at the fact that, according to him, some voices within this body are trying to downplay the seriousness of their return to the Kosovar judiciary.
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In his reaction, Gjinovci raises the claim that our institutions did not act with the necessary urgency, neglecting the formal dismissal of the Serbian judges after their resignation. This has led to them receiving salaries for a four-year period, despite no longer being active in their posts.
He argued that in a state with independent and functional mechanisms, those responsible for this failure would themselves face the justice organs for their inaction. Furthermore, he added that if he were at the head of the Ministry of Finance, he would have ordered that the losses Kosovo suffered from these payments be deducted from the salaries of the responsible persons.
At the end of his criticism, Gjinovci pointed the finger at some participants in the meeting, whom he openly accused of aiming to return the Serbian magistrates to work, a move that, according to him, risks bringing back Belgrade’s influence into Kosovo’s justice system.
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