The United Nations in Albania has expressed concern over acts of violence and rising tensions during protests in Tirana. The organization has called on all parties to avoid violence and engage in constructive dialogue.
In its statement, the UN reaffirmed the importance of protecting fundamental rights. These include peaceful assembly, freedom of expression and freedom of the press. It also stressed that authorities must safeguard everyone’s security and dignity. The organization cited the principles of the United Nations Charter and international human rights standards.
The UN also highlighted the conduct of law enforcement officers during the protests. It stressed the need for restraint and proportionality in police actions. It also called for respect for due process guarantees and the protection of public and private property. The organization said these principles must guide the actions of all those involved, in line with international human rights standards.
The statement urged all parties to help reduce tensions and pursue constructive dialogue. The UN emphasized mutual respect, peace and the rule of law as essential principles for resolving disputes. Its appeal comes amid concerns over recent violence and escalating tensions during demonstrations in the Albanian capital. The organization called on everyone involved to reject violence and contribute to a peaceful response.
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