Selvije Bajrami

Selvije Bajrami began her journalism career in 2006 as a reporter with the Koha Ditore daily newspaper in Pristina where she covered justice issues.

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While working with the Koha Ditore, Bajrami reported on various trials heard in first instance and appeal courts, and has also reported directly from Belgrade courts hearing cases against those charged of committing war crimes in Kosovo.

From 2009 to the end of 2010, she worked for the national daily newspaper the Express, where she focuses largely on covering the Constitutional Court of Kosovo.

She is currently a senior journalist at the daily Zëri newspaper and has, for the past year, been in charge of covering the key cases before the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo, EULEX, and the work of EULEX’s special prosecutors’ office.

Bajrami holds a first degree in journalism and is currently studying for a master degree in journalism at the Pristina Public University.

Her fellowship investigation focused on the work of EULEX. Bajrami examined how much EULEX has achieved, or failed to achieve, during its three-year presence in Kosovo. She considered this in the light of how its multi-million euro budget is spent.

She travelled to Brussels to interview key former and current EULEX officials.

Fellowship Article

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The EU’s rule-of-law mission in Kosovo is failing to prosecute key figures accused of corruption and organised crime because of political interference and fears that putting too much pressure on Pristina could spark inter-ethnic violence, say campaigners.

Diary

22 Jul 2011 / 12:07

Kosovo and Bosnia: ‘Like Comparing Apples and Pears’

Selvije Bajrami

The European law and order missions in Bosnia and Kosovo have totally different mandates, staffing and funding – but they are both in place to help these two former Yugoslav states join the European Union.

14 Jul 2011 / 11:02

Farewells and More Promises at EULEX

Selvije Bajrami

In the past couple of weeks the head of the special prosecutor’s office and the chief prosecutor at EULEX have left, amid concerns over slow progress at the EU’s rule of law mission in Kosovo.

29 Jun 2011 / 11:31

Anonymous in Brussels

Selvije Bajrami

Getting sourced information and quotes from those working in EU institutions is a little trickier than one might expect, finds Selvije Bajrami.

03 Jun 2011 / 11:29

Trading Old Borders for New Ones

Selvije Bajrami

While her Kosovan passport doesn’t stop Selvije Bajrami from getting to Belgrade, it means she cannot travel to another former Yugoslav republic: Bosnia.

Topic

Topic 2011: Justice

The topic for this year’s programme is justice and fellows are investigating subjects as diverse as privatisation, organised crime, employment law, rape convictions and extradition treaties.

Fellows 2011

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Ahmed Burić

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Dejan Anastasijević

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Dollores Benezic

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Elira Çanga

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Jelena Kulidžan

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Juliana Koleva

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Ružica Matić

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Selvije Bajrami

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Slobodanka Jovanovska

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Stevan Dojčinović

Diary

19 Dec 2011 / 16:56

Alumni Funding: Opportunities for Years to Come

Altin Raxhimi
19 Dec 2011 / 16:44

‘A Perfect Opportunity to Take Your Story a Level Further’

Nikoleta Popkostadinova
09 Nov 2011 / 10:41

The Fellowship: ‘It Was Worth It!’

Juliana Koleva
23 Sep 2011 / 12:38

Macedonia’s American Dream

Slobodanka Jovanovska
22 Sep 2011 / 09:55

EU Rules Benefit Croatian Jobseekers

Ruzica Matic
20 Sep 2011 / 10:51

The Fellowship Endgame

Jelena Kulidzan
14 Sep 2011 / 10:45

Sofia’s Schengen Compromise

Juliana Koleva
12 Sep 2011 / 12:44

The Story Ends, Almost

Elira Canga
08 Sep 2011 / 10:30

The Final Countdown

Dollores Benezic
03 Aug 2011 / 11:29

UK Rape Survivors Demand Justice

Jelena Kulidzan