UN: Dialogue and respect for fundamental freedoms are the way to ease tensions in Albania

The United Nations in Albania has renewed its call for constructive dialogue to ease tensions in the country and for respect for fundamental rights and democratic standards.

According to the UN’s message, violence and damage to public or private property are unacceptable and incompatible with the principles of a democratic and peaceful society.

The organization stresses that the right to peaceful assembly and freedom of the press are fundamental rights that must be guaranteed, respected and protected.

The UN also reiterates that actions by law enforcement must be guided by the principle of proportionality, while every individual must be guaranteed due process.

The appeal comes at a time of tension in Albania, with the international organization calling for dialogue, respect for fundamental freedoms and the avoidance of all forms of violence.

The UN in Albania reiterates its call for constructive dialogue as a way to ease tensions. Acts of violence and the destruction of public or private property are unacceptable and have no place in a democratic and peaceful society.

The organization reaffirms that peaceful assembly and freedom of the press are fundamental rights that must be respected and protected.

It also stresses the need for law enforcement to act in accordance with the principle of proportionality and for due process guarantees to be respected.