Voting process for the election of KPC members from the ranks of the Basic Prosecution of Prishtina, Ferizaj and Gjilan takes place
Prishtina-Ferizaj-Gjilan, 22 October 2020 - Pursuant to the decision of the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council (KPC), the process of election of KPC prosecutor members from the ranks of seven (7) basic prosecutions has begun, a process which will last three days.
On the second day of the election process, a process which, by decision of the KPC, is organized by the Election Commission and chaired by Mr. Agron Beka, a member of the KPC from the ranks of law faculties, the elections were held in the Basic Prosecution of Prishtina, Ferizaj and Gjilan.
The competition for KPC members in the Basic Prosecution of Prishtina took place between prosecutor Jehona Grantolli, prosecutor Shkelzen Ibrahimi and prosecutor Armend Hamiti. After the voting and counting process, prosecutor Jehona Grantolli received 25 votes, prosecutor Shkelzen Ibrahimi received 10 votes and prosecutor Armend Hamiti received 19 votes.
Meanwhile, the competition for KPC members in the Basic Prosecution of Ferizaj took place between prosecutor Veton Shabani and prosecutor Valdet Avdiu. After the voting and counting process, prosecutor Veton Shabani received 12 votes while prosecutor Valdet Avdiu received 7 votes.
The competition for KPC members in the Basic Prosecution of Gjilan took place between prosecutor Leonora Kadriu and prosecutor Jetish Maloku. After the voting process and counting of votes, prosecutor Leonora Kadriu received 1 vote while prosecutor Jetish Maloku received 14 votes.
After the completion of the election process in all basic prosecution offices, the Election Commission will draft a report on the voting results and submit it to the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council. During the review of the final report of the Election Commission, gender and ethnic representation in the Council will be ensured.
On the third day of this process, the elections will be held in the Basic Prosecution of Mitrovica and Peja.
This process is monitored by civil society organizations.
