In December 2016, the trial panel of the Serious Crimes Department at the Basic Court in Ferizaj, sentenced Fatos Rizvanolli seven years in prison for the criminal offence of recruiting terrorists. He is not the first to be sentenced for terrorism. According to the authorities, approximately 40 people have been sentenced and over 127 arrested by the Kosovo Police.

“It used to be full of flowers and different kind of fruits. But now my yard has turned into a space that has only tall grass.” She explained that in the past, she used to spend most of the time taking care of the yard.

She has difficulties with arranging the class because it has nearly 20 pupils and not enough space. Therefore, working with each student individually, is out of the question.

Nicola Battistella, coordinator of RTM in Kosovo, who is responsible for this organization’s rural development project explains: “This grant was awarded to a project called AWARE (Action of Women in Agribusiness for a new Regional Economy). The project was written by RTM (Reggion Terzo Mondo) an Italian organization that has been dealing with the cooperation between different ethnic groups in Kosovo since 1999, as well as the association “Eva”.

As a young mother, Krenare Salihu has encountered prejudice while feeding her baby in public places. She says that she has been stared at strangely by others, they give her looks that say, “how can someone breastfeed their baby in public without any hesitation?” and their disapproval has made her leave the place where she was feeding her child and go somewhere else.

She says:”That is the case with the villages Biqë and Grapc whose citizens have returned in 2002. There are 28 houses built in Grapc but the people only use 5-7 of them, whereas in Biqë, people only use 2 or 3 houses of the 42 houses built there.”

Samire Shkodra, vice president of this organization, founded in 2011 in Prishtinë, says that one of the reasons why the number is unknown is because children with autism are often registered in the same category as children with special needs, causing difficulties in recording the exact number of autistic children.

“She is in the second grade, but I work with her as if she were in kindergarten. However, this doesn`t prevent her from being included in learning activities, games, and different quizzes,” Kabashaj explains

The written report of the MLSW states that 252 children have been adopted in the last seven years in Kosovo. According to this report, children have mostly been adopted in 2010 and 2015, 46 per each year.

Latifi claims that “Based on regional statistics, one in ten women here are diagnosed with cancer, whereas in more developed countries, the statistic is one in eight. But in Kosovo, we are fairly young, our population is young, therefore we have fewer people diagnosed with breast cancer because breast cancer is more common in women around their fifties, who are experiencing menopause.”

Gani Qorri who lives in the Qorri neighborhood, located near “Ferrinikeli” plant, says that this light pollution is easily spotted when it snows, because a thin layer of dust released from the plant lines the snow. There is also a bad smell when you inhale.

Other students of this department, also agree that the literature is insufficient, and they consider that it would be more productive if they had more contemporary textbooks and atlases.