The collection of signatures in support of the citizens’ legislative initiative to amend and supplement the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kosovo will continue tomorrow, August 4, 2026, with the Kosovo Law Institute (IKD) in Pristina.

The institute announced that the booth will be located at “Mother Teresa” Square, near the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports. There, citizens can learn about the content of the initiative and show their support by signing.

According to IKD, the legislative initiative is based on two main proposals for amendments to the Criminal Code.

“Through this citizens’ legislative initiative, it is being requested that the deliberate failure to implement decisions of the Constitutional Court be defined as a criminal offense, while the use of public funds for electoral benefits during election and pre-election periods be criminally punished,” the announcement states.

The institute has called on citizens to visit the booth and support the initiative by signing.

“IKD invites citizens to come to the booth at ‘Mother Teresa’ Square, obtain information about the citizens’ legislative initiative and support it by signing. Every signature helps strengthen the rule of law, ensure respect for the decisions of the Constitutional Court and protect public funds from misuse for electoral interests,” IKD’s announcement states.

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Krasniqi said that, after a long debate between producers and processors, a temporary agreement had been reached. According to him, all parties have committed to ensuring that the Ministry publishes the results of the laboratory analyses of the samples taken as soon as possible.

He also said it had been clarified that the samples were not taken only from “Vita,” but also from other dairies. Meanwhile, according to him, “Vita” will begin collecting milk starting tonight.

“After a lengthy discussion between producers and processors, in this case also with the dairy ‘Vita’ and the minister, all actors committed that the Ministry, through the AUV, would publish the results from the samples taken as soon as possible. It was said that the reason for the delay in the results is related to the analysis process and that it is not an issue concerning only the dairy ‘Vita,’ but that samples have also been taken from other dairies. ‘Vita’ committed that starting tonight it will begin collecting milk from farmers, for the sake of fairness and as part of the temporary agreement,” Krasniqi said.

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