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“Today, the Serbian flag flies freely in Gracanica, Kumanovo … where Serbs enjoy their rights. I don’t see anything debatable in that, but the same is not the case in Serbia,” Kamberi said.
The constitution recognizes the right of national minorities to express their national identity, and the Law on Rights and Freedoms of National Minorities restricts it, Kamberi says.
“While the flag of Serbia can be flown on the territories of other countries, the flags of other countries cannot be flown on the territory of Serbia. What message is sent in this way?” Kamberi asked, adding that the The solution is not to ban others, but equality and members of minorities. in Serbia, he said, they can use their symbols.
He then pulled out the Serbian flag and said that the flag could fly in Gracanica and other places in Kosovo and Metohija, then the Albanian flag, which he then placed on the table in front of him, pointing out that the flag should fly freely. in Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja.
She considers this to be the reason for the amendments to the Law on the Rights and Freedoms of National Minorities in Serbia, and asks the parliamentarian whether the Government will initiate such a procedure.
Dacic: Tolerance at the highest possible level.
Dacic reacted to that, emphasizing that tolerance in Serbia is at the highest possible level, but asked Kamberi to respect the Rules of Procedure, which does not allow the introduction of anything that is not part of the parliamentary material, especially the display of flags of others. countries.
“So I would ask them to remove the flag of Albania, because it is not the flag of the Albanian national minority in our country. If they don’t want that, then we will really take a break,” Dacic said.
Kamberi replied that he did so in accordance with the Law on the Use of the Flag, Shield and Anthem, but that “if there is not so much tolerance” … to which Dacic replied that “there is no tolerance for violating the Regulations.”
“Okay,” Kamberi said, and removed the flags from his parliamentary seat.
Camberi raised the flag for the second time
However, in the continuation of the session, Kamberi said that the relevant law provides that the flag of another country can be displayed in Serbia, if the flag of Serbia is placed next to it. He claims that he respected the law and called Dacic’s reaction censorship.
Dacic again referred to the Parliament’s Rules of Procedure and emphasized that it clearly establishes that it is forbidden to bring and display the flag of a foreign country in the Parliament building, except in those premises that have been assigned to parliamentary groups for their use.
“I do not know what is written in other laws, but I know what is clearly written in the Rules and what is allowed in this room where the Assembly sessions are held. I kindly ask you to respect the Rules and the message of inner peace, “Dacic told Kamberi.
Dacic said that parliament is a place where everyone has the right to speak their minds, although other MPs may not agree with that, and that he is satisfied that there are controversies in parliament on the most difficult and complex issues.
“However, you must be aware that this is the Assembly of Serbia and that you are not a member of a foreign state, and that in that sense you must act in accordance with the Regulations that regulate work in the National Assembly building,” Dacic concluded.
After that, Dacic told Kamberi that he was glad he didn’t point out the supposed flag. Kosovo.
“I’m glad that you pointed to the flag of Serbia, that you don’t work so often, and on the other hand, even though you raised the flag of Albania, I must say that it is easier for me that you did not point to the flag of Kosovo, because he says that he is aware that when the Serbian flag is flown in Gracanica, it is not the flag of a foreign country, but of this state of Serbia, “Dacic told Kamberija.
He added that he was saying it without malice, but with the desire that the dialogue in parliament take place on the most difficult issues.
