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Home/Law on assemblies

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Law on assemblies

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  1. October 2820:01GovernmentGovernment: fines of up to 500,000 lek for masked protesters and a register of those investigated for violenceThe Council of Ministers approved normative acts that amend the law on assemblies, create an electronic register of people suspected of violence at protests and compensate damaged businesses.The Prime Minister's Office building in Tirana
  2. October 2611:00ParliamentBalla after PS caucus: No Rama resignation, no snap elections; assembly law to pass by decreeThe head of the Socialist caucus said dialogue with students remains open, but not with those who commit violence, and announced that the government is expected to approve the 2027 draft budget this week.Taulant Balla, head of the PS parliamentary group

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