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The Women’s March in Prishtina proved what Albanian feminists knew a long time ago: the fight for women’s rights never was or will be won alone.
A gag order on a high level meeting between Kosovo and Serbia leaders will only leave things open for (mis)interpretation by the fed-up local publics.
These days, Mitrovica is a byword for division. But there was a recent time when jazz brought people from both sides of the river together -- for music is a universal language.
Socio-economic justice, freedom of movement, and post-conflict justice shouldn’t be seen as privileges in Kosovo. Their absence should be recognized for what it is: oppression.
We take a look at how much progress has been made in the six years of negotiations between Kosovo and Serbia- and how much more remains.
