Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) and Kosovan Police Remove Offensive Graffiti in Gojbulja
In a joint effort to combat hate speech and promote unity, the Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Kosovo (YIHR) collaborated with the Kosovan police today to remove and repaint offensive graffiti that appeared on a private family home in Gojbulja over the weekend.
On Sunday, the Office for Kosovo and Metohija initially reported that the home had been defaced with graffiti reading „UÇK“ and „Faton Hajrizi.“
Both YIHR and the Srpska Lista condemned the incident, with the police initiating an investigation into the act of vandalism the same day.
In response, YIHR has called on the police to conduct a thorough investigation into the case. Their activists, working together with the Kosovan police, removed the hateful graffiti as a gesture of peace and unity, countering the message of hatred.
“YIHR KS stands against hatred today! After the hate graffiti targeting the Đurkovic family in Gojbulja, we coordinated with the Kosovan police and activists to remove them. We demand a detailed investigation. There is no place for hatred here—peace and unity are the way forward!” stated YIHR in a press release.
The swift action underscores the commitment of both YIHR and local authorities to foster a harmonious community and address intolerance.
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