EU delegation calls for peaceful protests and priority investigations

The European Union Delegation to Albania expressed concern over escalating violence during protests in Tirana. It called for priority investigations into allegations that police used excessive force against protesters and journalists.

In a statement on X, the delegation stressed that freedom of gathering and expression are fundamental rights and core European values. It said people must respect and exercise these rights peacefully.

The delegation also stressed that police must act proportionately and respect fundamental rights. It expects authorities to investigate the allegations as a priority.

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