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Ina Zhupa "whips" Nikola/ "You have shallow knowledge"

2024-05-30 11:08:00, Politikë CNA
Ina Zhupa "whips" Nikola/ "You have shallow knowledge"
Deputy Ina Zhupa

Deputy Ina Zhupa was harsh with Speaker Lindita Nikolla in today's plenary session.

Zhupa asked for a draft resolution and a motion with debate regarding the violence against journalists, but Nikolla rejected it.

That was enough for the deputy to throw accusations at the speaker, whom she called shallow.

She pointed out to Nikola that her actions violate the regulation of the Assembly, while she emphasized that she only allows motions for the activity of the Council of Ministers.

"It is about a resolution for gender equality and for women journalists. You should have said thank you for this resolution and not say it is not a matter for the government. The regulation is clear and every judge can say how the articles are read, but it hurts you that Rama treats journalists in the worst possible way. You push reporters when they ask questions your prime minister doesn't like. It is his fault when female journalists are raped 't break the rules when it comes to journalists' freedom.

I know that your knowledge is very shallow, but at least you should have asked the lawyers and you will have to consult with the staff of the Assembly when you cause this precedent. In which part of the regulation did you read that motions with debate are made only for the activity of the Council of Ministers. We made a motion about the genocide in Srebrenica and the war in Ukraine, which of these is the activity of the Council of Ministers?

The article is read as a whole, not taking one article and leaving another. In jurisprudence, Madam President, the regulation of the Assembly is that each article is read in its entirety and the regulation in its own capacity. You want to show Rama that I don't allow your lynching language to be talked about. Rama treats journalists in the worst possible way", Zhupa emphasized./ CNA





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