Monday, 11.10.2010.
11:13
International Civilian Representative (ICR) Pieter Feith has stated that the Kosovo assembly will be dissolved after the fall session.
Izvor: Tanjug
pre 13 godina
@winston
what is your fascination with gay pride? I know its a recent event in serbia itself, but its strange to bring it up in the context of this article.
but dont worry, i'm sure serbs will get to have a gay pride parade in kosovo as well.
pre 13 godina
they do have their associations and they do act in prishtina,without being agressedbecause kosovo has a long story of tolerance for gay and lesbians.Djakova is well knon as a friendly citytoo;
pre 13 godina
I wonder why the Western NGOs haven't organized a Gay Pride parade in Pristina? They must want Kosovo to move forward towards the EU's respect for all minorities? There must be homosexuals in Kosovo that are denied their rights and discriminated against. I don't get it, why would they (West) force the issue in Belgrade, but not in their beloved Pristina?
pre 13 godina
I wonder why the Western NGOs haven't organized a Gay Pride parade in Pristina? They must want Kosovo to move forward towards the EU's respect for all minorities? There must be homosexuals in Kosovo that are denied their rights and discriminated against. I don't get it, why would they (West) force the issue in Belgrade, but not in their beloved Pristina?
pre 13 godina
they do have their associations and they do act in prishtina,without being agressedbecause kosovo has a long story of tolerance for gay and lesbians.Djakova is well knon as a friendly citytoo;
pre 13 godina
@winston
what is your fascination with gay pride? I know its a recent event in serbia itself, but its strange to bring it up in the context of this article.
but dont worry, i'm sure serbs will get to have a gay pride parade in kosovo as well.
pre 13 godina
I wonder why the Western NGOs haven't organized a Gay Pride parade in Pristina? They must want Kosovo to move forward towards the EU's respect for all minorities? There must be homosexuals in Kosovo that are denied their rights and discriminated against. I don't get it, why would they (West) force the issue in Belgrade, but not in their beloved Pristina?
pre 13 godina
they do have their associations and they do act in prishtina,without being agressedbecause kosovo has a long story of tolerance for gay and lesbians.Djakova is well knon as a friendly citytoo;
pre 13 godina
@winston
what is your fascination with gay pride? I know its a recent event in serbia itself, but its strange to bring it up in the context of this article.
but dont worry, i'm sure serbs will get to have a gay pride parade in kosovo as well.
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