Pristina, 16th February – Kosovo assembly and Kosovo Law Institute on Tuesday signed a cooperation agreement, for deepening of reciprocal cooperation. Aim of this cooperation agreement is increase of transparency and accountability of authorities of Kosovo assembly in the process of drafting and approving of legislation related with competitions of Parliamentary commissions of Kosovo assembly…
Pristina, 3rd February 2016 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) expresses concern about continuous games and interventions of executive power to the judicial power. The Government of Republic of Kosovo has approved “Program of reformations in economy”, which is linked with the implementation of National Strategy for Development approved on 22nd January 2016. News for approving…
Pristina, 25th January 2016 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) expresses concern about games of the executive power with salaries of judicial functions holders of the judicial power in Republic of Kosovo. Government of the Republic of Kosovo on 15th January 2016 has approved request of the Kosovo Judicial Council for reimbursement of supplements and financial…
Pristina, 10th December 2015 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI), with the support of British Embassy in Pristina within the roundtable titled “Fight against corruption in Kosovo: Failures and Progress”, is published report of KLI “Fight of corruption in Kosovo, priority on paper” comprehensive evaluation report on efficiency of the prosecutorial and judicial system in treating…
Friday September 11, 2015 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) has reacted against the published article in newspaper “Kosova Sot” of date August 31, 2015, cover and inside pages 4 and 5, with the title “The memorandum between KPC and KLI has sparked debate in the State Prosecution “and the title It is suspected that the…
Pristina, 3rd September 2015 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) reacts strongly for the implementation of selective justice from the institutions of justice. KLI supports justice institutions in efficient and effective fight against all law violators without distinction, applying practices and high standards and uniform as defined with Constitution, laws and international standards. While fighting crime…
Pristina, August 21, 2015 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) reacts to the amnesty of judges and prosecutors that are subject of investigations and disciplinary procedures submitted to the Office of the Disciplinary Counsel (ODC). This amnesty is enabled through the amendment of the Law on the Kosovo Judicial Council (LKJC), respectively articles 15 and 16…
Pristina, July 14 – Kosovo Law institute (KLI) reacts roughly against open tendencies of some members of the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council (KPC) to stop, limit and censor freedom of expression, freedom of media, civil society and public to be informed and to inform about the public activities of KPC. KLI informs public opinion that in…
Pristina, 25th June 2015 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI), with the support of British Embassy in Pristina, on Thursday, held roundtable “Evaluation of the implementation of Action Plan for increase of efficiency of the Prosecutorial System for Fighting of Corruption”, which has served to discuss implementation of this Action Plan, since entry into force on…
Pristina, April 08 2015 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI), with the support of British Embassy in Pristina, on Wednesday, held roundtable “Evaluation of the implementation of the Action Plan for Increasing Efficiency of the Prosecutorial System in Fighting Corruption”, which has served to discuss the implementation of this Action Plan, since entering into force on…
Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) with the support from the British Embassy has organised a roundtable on the “Increasing the Efficiency of Prosecutorial System for Fighting Corruption” which has served to discuss the implementation of this Action Plan from the entry into force on November 4, 2013 until September 30, 2014.
Tuesday November 18, 2014 – Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) expresses concern about the continuous failure of the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council (KPC) and Chief prosecutors of Basic Prosecutions (BP) and Special Prosecution of the Republic of Kosovo (SPRK) to held responsible all law violators within the prosecutorial system, that have failed to meet legal obligations, dragging…
