Washington and Brussels joined other Western capitals on Friday in calling on the World Health Organization (WHO) for “full commitment” to reform, following a detailed report on rape and sexual abuse of women by workers. her, sent to fight Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

“The governments of Australia, Canada, the European Union and their member states, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom and the United States, expect full commitment from the WHO to prevent and address such acts. “Including fundamental reforms in the WHO”, said the governments through a joint statement, reports TCh.

Calling it a “black day for the WHO”, the head of this organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, apologized to the victims on Thursday and said that among the key priorities is that the perpetrators of these acts are not justified, but be held accountable.

On Friday, member governments said they would “ensure that WHO leadership commitments lead to accountability, capacity building, action and rapid change,” calling for “analysis” of what went wrong. .

The President of the country, Vjosa Osmani has announced that she met with the emigrants during her visit to Austria.

Osmani through a post on Facebook said that “the visit to Austria gets added value after meeting with the emigrants”.

She says that the emigrants’ trust will be turned into work and commitment.

“Thank you for being with us every time. “We will work hard to turn the trust you have in us into a vision, work, commitment for a better future”, she wrote./Zeri

The member of the leadership of LDK, Teuta Sahatqja has announced the positions that LDK has regarding the current topics in the country.

In a press conference, Sahatqja stressed that the LDK thinks that the dialogue should be handled with greater commitment.

“LDK thinks that the dialogue should be handled with greater commitment. “The LDK will play its constructive role as an active part of the Assembly of Kosovo, as determined by the Constitutional Court, as determined by all resolutions issued,” she said.

She also said that in order for Kosovo to come out as well as possible at the end of the dialogue, the Government must have the basic principles on which the dialogue will be built. According to her, the role of the US should be stronger.

“The government should at least have the basic principles on which the continuation of this dialogue will be built. We think that the serious and substantial preparation should be part of the preparations and part of the compilation of a proper platform for Kosovo, in order to come out as well as possible at the end of this dialogue. The role of the US needs to be stronger. “We believe that the United States must continue to strengthen its role until the successful conclusion of the dialogue,” Sahatqu said.

Regarding the “non-papers” documents that are circulating recently, the member of the LDK leadership said that they should be strongly opposed, as they are documents that fundamentally endanger the constitutionality and statehood of Kosovo.

“As for non-papers, in the LDK we think that these non-papers that are circulating recently are documents that should be strongly opposed, are documents which in essence endanger the constitutionality and statehood of Kosovo and as such do not “Kosovo must be silent but strongly opposed. Kosovo is an independent state, the status is not discussed, they are out of any principle, it is not allowed by the Constitution”, she said.

Sahatqiu also said that the LDK expects Prime Minister Kurti to be more transparent regarding the dialogue with Serbia.

“Regarding the approach of Prime Minister Kurti to the dialogue, we reiterate that transparency should be basic and Kurti should report regularly before going to visit and after returning to report to the Assembly and answer questions from MPs,” she said. .

The member of the LDK leadership also once again stressed that they expect the institutions to come out as strongly as possible against “non-paper” documents and not to choose silence as an answer. / Voice