Zeqiri: According to the Constitution, referendums are organized based on a special law, and such a law has not been enacted

Executive Director of the European Centre for Minority Issues in Kosovo, Adrian Zeqiri, stated that he was afraid that the process of holding new elections in the four municipalities with a Serb majority in the north would encounter legal obstacles. He emphasized that the Constitution mandated that referendums be organized based on a special law, and no such law had been decided upon by the Assembly.

"I see a significant problem for this process to continue, not because of the willingness of Serbian citizens. A referendum will have to be called, requiring more than 50% of the votes for the removal of the mayors," Zeqiri said.

He emphasized that the Constitution mandated referendums to be organized based on a special law, and such a law had never been determined by the Assembly.

He added that he believed the 50% threshold could be reached in the municipalities in the north of Kosovo.

"I am afraid that legal obstacles will be encountered, not due to political readiness, but due to legal shortcomings," Zeqiri said.