Who defends the citizens of a corrupt state?
Lack of accountability costs Kosovars millions of euros.
Perspectives | Corruption2016.10.05
No one has been held accountable for the 36 million euros that have been lost in the last five years.
Public officials who make damaging decisions are not being harmed, and neither are the municipalities or ministries of public institutions. Rather, the harm falls upon Kosovar citizens.
Agron Demi
Agron Demi is a civil society activist and the founder and executive director of the Atlas Institute.
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