Author: Gzim Shala (Gzim Shala)

IKD wins case against the IMC, Basic Court declares unlawful the decision on the Election of the IMC Chairperson
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IKD wins case against the IMC, Basic Court declares unlawful the decision on the Election of the IMC Chairperson

Prishtina, 22 December 2025 – The Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) has today received the judgment of the Basic Court in Prishtina – Administrative Matters Department, concerning the lawsuit initiated against the Independent Media Commission (IMC). Through this judgment, the Court declared unlawful the decision of 17 January 2025 appointing Mr. Besnik Berisha as Chairperson of...

KLI: IMC Decisions Are Seriously Undermining Media Freedom in Kosovo
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KLI: IMC Decisions Are Seriously Undermining Media Freedom in Kosovo

Prishtina, 11 June 2026 – The Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) is following the recent decision-making of the Independent Media Commission (IMC) with deep concern, through which this institution is seriously undermining media freedom in Kosovo. These decisions constitute an overreach of the IMC’s legal mandate and create a dangerous precedent for the functioning of the...

KLI: All IMC fines for media violations are unlawful
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KLI: All IMC fines for media violations are unlawful

Prishtina, 8 June 2026 – The Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) held a press conference at which it published the report “When the Regulator Violates the Rules: The Unlawfulness of Fines Imposed by the IMC for Media Violations”. The report was presented by KLI Deputy Executive Director Betim Musliu, KLI Senior Researcher Gzim Shala, and KLI...

IKD publishes the report: Monitor of the 10th Legislature
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IKD publishes the report: Monitor of the 10th Legislature

Prishtina, 12 May 2026 – The Kosovo Law Institute (KLI), with the support of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, published the report “The 10th Legislature Monitor”, providing an analysis of the functioning of the Assembly of Kosovo during this legislative term. The report examines parliamentary functioning, the legislative process, parliamentary oversight, institutional transparency, and compliance with...

KLI: The change in the composition of the Bar Examination Commission is unlawful
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KLI: The change in the composition of the Bar Examination Commission is unlawful

Pristina, 21 April 2026 – The Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) reacts to the Government of the Republic of Kosovo’s decision to change the composition of the Bar Examination Commission. The decision is justified by the need to address a high number of complaints identified during the previous Commission’s mandate, which, according to public statements, allegedly...

The Presidency of the Assembly Must Restore Legality and Select One of the Candidates for Secretary General of the Assembly
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The Presidency of the Assembly Must Restore Legality and Select One of the Candidates for Secretary General of the Assembly

Prishtina, April 4, 2026 – The Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) assesses that the refusal of the Presidency of the Assembly to select the Secretary General of the Assembly and the announcement of a new vacancy without any legal basis constitutes one of the clearest examples of disregard for the law, institutional delay, and arbitrary decision-making...

Anti-Corruption Week 2025 opens with a symbolic protest action by KLI, FOL and INPO
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Anti-Corruption Week 2025 opens with a symbolic protest action by KLI, FOL and INPO

Pristina, 8 December 2025 – “Anti-Corruption Week 2025” commenced on Monday with a symbolic action organized by the coalition of civil society organizations, the Kosovo Law Institute (KLI), FOL Movement, and Initiative for Progress (INPO), aimed at raising their voice against corruption and the policies that are paralyzing the functioning of the state. At the...

KLI, FOL, and INPO: The actions by five KPC members undermine prosecutorial reform
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KLI, FOL, and INPO: The actions by five KPC members undermine prosecutorial reform

Pristina, 2 December 2025: The Kosovo Law Institute (KLI), FOL Movement and the Initiative for Progress (INPO) (hereinafter: the NGO Coalition) have followed with concern the unlawful and abusive actions of certain members of the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council (KPC), most of whose mandates expire next month. Through illegal decisions in the final days of their...