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Protests for the Albanian language continue in Skopje. Among the thousands of protesters, a young boy holding a banner with the inscription: "Don't translate my future!" has received special attention .
His photo has been widely shared on social media and commented on by followers in North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, and the Albanian diaspora.
The students say that their request is related to respecting linguistic rights and implementing the Law on the Use of Languages.
"What we are doing is mandatory. It's about our future. Albanian must be spoken. This truly belongs to us," declared a Communication Sciences student during the protest.
Arlinda Emini, a student at the Faculty of Law of "Mother Teresa" University, said that the protest is a student organization and that the young people will not back down from their demands.
"We will not give up. It is a right that belongs to us. It is a problem of institutions, but with our generation many issues will be realized that have not been realized before," she said.
Student Lavdrim Hajrullahi also spoke in support of the protest, warning that the protests would continue until the demands were met.
"We hope that a solution will be reached. We will continue the protests and we will not stop. This is not a party issue, it is a matter of language and rights," he declared.
During the protest, students sang the national anthem and marched with red and black flags and banners of support. At some points, chants were heard, while increased police forces were observed on the ground, especially in the area around the Stone Bridge in Skopje.
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