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The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, during a discussion organized by an organization from the United Kingdom on the topic "Overcoming the divide: a courageous conversation", said that confronting the past is necessary for a lasting peace and a successful future.
The British ambassador in Pristina, Nicholas Abbot, was also present.
"It is an individual right of the victim and the family and a collective right, but the obligation of the state and the government to ensure that this right is enabled and realized. This means that institutions have an obligation to document crimes through institutes and museums that serve as instruments of collective memory for future generations and that help comfort the victims by assuring them that their pain will not be forgotten," he said . When you.
Regarding the responsibilities of the institutions, Prime Minister Kurti underlined that they are finalizing the National Strategy for Transitional Justice, the establishment of the Institute for Research and Documentation of Crimes Committed during the war in Kosovo, while the budget of the Special Prosecutor's Office in the Department of Crimes has increased. of war in order to increase human and professional capacities.
"We have completed the legal framework that enables trials in absentia for war crimes in accordance with international standards, and we have doubled the number of war crimes investigators in the Directorate of War Crimes Investigations within the Kosovo Police," said Albin Kurti .
Two other issues that the Prime Minister of Kosovo singled out in his speech and which he said are the focus of the Government, are sexual violence during the war and the forcibly disappeared.
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