The United Nations in Albania has reiterated its call for constructive dialogue and a reduction in tensions, at a time when protests in the country have been accompanied by clashes and reports of violence.
In its response, the UN emphasizes that acts of violence and the destruction of public or private property are unacceptable and have no place in a democratic and peaceful society.
The organization also underlines the importance of protecting the right to peaceful assembly and freedom of the press, demanding that these fundamental rights be respected and guaranteed.
Another important point of the message is related to the actions of law enforcement agencies, which must be in accordance with the principle of proportionality. The UN also emphasizes the necessity of guaranteeing due process for every person.
UN reaction in Albania:
“The UN in Albania reiterates its call for constructive dialogue to reduce tensions. Acts of violence and the destruction of public or private property are unacceptable and have no place in a democratic and peaceful society.”
We reinforce the message that the right to peaceful assembly and freedom of the press are fundamental rights that must be respected and protected.
We also emphasize the importance of respecting the principle of proportionality in the actions of law enforcement and guarantees for due process.”