Society updated November 4, 2026 at 21:54

They refused to accept fines, activist prettyy does not save charges after release: The police are serving Rama!

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Activists Dritan Dikkij and Edison Likaj were accompanied today's afternoon to the Commissioners after the rejection of fines envisioned by the new normous act for the development of gatherings. After being released by the Commissioner, he has deemed police action illegal. According to him, protest…

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Gazeta Koha Jone Albania · November 4, 2026 at 21:54 publisher's date

Nuk pranuan gjobat, aktivisti Goxhaj nuk kursen akuzat pas lirimit: Policia është në shërbim të Ramës!

They refused to accept fines, activist prettyy does not save charges after release: The police are serving Rama!

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Activists Dritan Dikkij and Edison Likaj were accompanied today's afternoon to the Commissioners after the rejection of fines envisioned by the new normous act for the development of gatherings. After being released by the Commissioner, he has deemed police action illegal. According to him, protest…

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