The human rights committee must not harbor homophobia
Bigotry without consequence in the Kosovo Assembly.
Perspectives | Social Justice2024.11.29
Demi-Murtezi’s conduct gravely undermines the legitimacy of her and her colleagues’ work.
Our trust in public officials, like Demi-Murtezi and Konjufca, is eroded when they neglect their ethical responsibilities.
Holding elected officials accountable for their words and actions is essential in combating disinformation and building a just society.
Standing firm against homophobic assembly members like Demi-Murtezi is a fundamental step toward building a more inclusive society.
Duggi Nokaj
Duggi Nokaj studied at “Faik Konica” journalism school for a year. He graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, with a concentration in accounting from Florida Atlantic University. He enjoys traveling, reading and hanging out with family and friends.
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