KFOR most trusted in Kosovo

Kosovo citizens have most confidence in KFOR, then the Kosovo Police Corps, then the Kosovo Protection Corps, and least of all in the judiciary, an OSCE poll shows.

Izvor: FoNet

Tuesday, 01.07.2008.

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Kosovo citizens have most confidence in KFOR, then the Kosovo Police Corps, then the Kosovo Protection Corps, and least of all in the judiciary, an OSCE poll shows. The poll that was conducted last year during the Kosovo status talks showed that 48 percent of people believed that the risk level in the province was medium, 19 percent that is was low, and 18 percent that it was high. KFOR most trusted in Kosovo Almost half of those surveyed felt that the status talks were the first risky situation, while 9 percent felt people’s socio-economic status could lead to potential dangers. The existence of illegal armed groups was only highlighted by 8 percent of people as a concern. According to five percent of people, corruption had the potential to destabilize the security situation in Kosovo, while the work of the judicial organs was judged to be the worst of all. Certain respondents said that the UNMIK administration had failed to establish a strong judicial system. The OSCE poll showed that Albanians living in northern Kosovska Mitrovica were not satisfied with the security situation. Meanwhile, Serbs living in Gracanica most of all feared contacting law-enforcement organs. They expressed doubts in their quality, professionalism and respect for the rules of security services’ conduct, particularly that of the Kosovo Police Service (KPS). They felt that KPS members were incompetent and inefficient in tackling organized crime. The OSCE poll entitled “Trust appraisal“ was carried out in November and December of 2007, with 1,900 Kosovo citizens interviewed of various ages, sexes, levels of education and social status in both city and rural environments, KiM radio reports.

KFOR most trusted in Kosovo

Almost half of those surveyed felt that the status talks were the first risky situation, while 9 percent felt people’s socio-economic status could lead to potential dangers.

The existence of illegal armed groups was only highlighted by 8 percent of people as a concern.

According to five percent of people, corruption had the potential to destabilize the security situation in Kosovo, while the work of the judicial organs was judged to be the worst of all.

Certain respondents said that the UNMIK administration had failed to establish a strong judicial system.

The OSCE poll showed that Albanians living in northern Kosovska Mitrovica were not satisfied with the security situation.

Meanwhile, Serbs living in Gračanica most of all feared contacting law-enforcement organs. They expressed doubts in their quality, professionalism and respect for the rules of security services’ conduct, particularly that of the Kosovo Police Service (KPS).

They felt that KPS members were incompetent and inefficient in tackling organized crime.

The OSCE poll entitled “Trust appraisal“ was carried out in November and December of 2007, with 1,900 Kosovo citizens interviewed of various ages, sexes, levels of education and social status in both city and rural environments, KiM radio reports.

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