European Commission Condemns Violence During Albania Protests
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The European Commission condemns the use of violence in mass demonstrations in Albania, where thousands gather in the streets for the sixth consecutive day.
The European Commission has reacted to the escalation of protests in Albania, condemning acts of violence in Tirana and other cities, but also emphasizing that the authorities' response must be in accordance with the law and proportionate. In a statement published this Sunday, October 18, the European Commission speaks out against arson, attacks on state institutions and the destruction of public and private property. "Violence has no place in a…
The European Commission has condemned the use of violence in Tirana and other cities in Albania following mass student protests calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The Commission added that it welcomes the commitment of the Albanian authorities that the right to protest will be protected. The student-led protests, fuelled by anger over the
The Commission added that it welcomes the commitment of the Albanian authorities that the right to protest will be protected.
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