Minister Haxhiu receives the integrated database for cases of domestic violence

On this occasion, Minister Haxhiu said that the database aims to gather information on victims of domestic violence, which will enable the analysis of the causes and factors that are affecting the increase in the number of cases of domestic violence.

"I am pleased that at the beginning of my term as Minister of Justice, I will receive such a database, where we will see all the actions of the coordination mechanisms, starting with the police, the prosecution, the courts, the shelters and the centers for social work, and victims' advocates related to domestic violence", said Minister Haxhiu.

According to her, the Ministry of Justice will work on advancing this database, in order to increase actions to address cases of domestic violence.

“We will work with the greatest commitment to advance this database with other accompanying actions related to this issue,” said Haxhiu.

Minister Haxhiu thanked the supporters and collaborators of this project, guaranteeing commitment to reducing cases of domestic violence.

On the other hand, the EU representative, Reyes Charle-Cuellar, said that this database is very important for all institutions involved because the entered data provide a complete picture of domestic violence.

The head of UN Women in Kosovo, Vlora Tuzi-Nushi, said that Kosovo is the only country in the region and among the 120 countries in the world that has such a database, where all institutions are integrated into one place.