Belind Këlliçi
Democratic Party (PD)
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Profile
Deputy chair of the Democratic Party of Albania. Quoted to AFP in October 2026 criticising the package as a way to curb protests and control social networks.
Response from Belind Këlliçi
Criticism of the package as a violation of fundamental rights and EU values (quoted to AFP, via BalkanWeb, 27 Oct 2026).
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From 25 Oct 2026
Anti-protest and anti-violence package (Rama, October 2026)
On 25 October 2026 Prime Minister Edi Rama presented a package described as 'against urban violence and disorder', after more than two weeks of student-led and opposition protests in Tirana demanding…
Status: Announced; reported as proposed/draft; government approval of amendments reported 28 Oct 2026 (single source); no parliamentary vote found as of 31 Oct 2026
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What they said vs. what the documents show
What was said · 27 Oct 2026
The package 'aims to curb protests and control social networks', violates fundamental rights, and conflicts with EU values (quoted to AFP, as reported by BalkanWeb).
Speaker: Belind Këlliçi
Package: fines up to EUR 5,000 (BalkanWeb) (opens in a new tab)BalkanWeb · 27 Oct 2026 · journalism · SQ
What the documents show
The 28 Oct report confirms a provision on removing calls for violence sent via social media, email or telephone. It does not confirm a general control of social networks. Other provisions are reported only as amounts and gathering limits.
- Government Approves New Restrictions on Public Protests, Fines of Up to 500,000 Lek (opens in a new tab)Albanian Daily News · 28 Oct 2026 · journalism · EN
Timeline
Government
Reports of fines up to EUR 5,000 and gathering limits up to 72 hours in the package
BalkanWeb (27 Oct 2026, fetched) reports, citing La Libre: fines 'deri në 5 mijë euro' for people taking part in gatherings where violence or property damage occurs; gatherings may be limited up to 72 hours in areas with immediate risk of violence; compensation for damaged small businesses; targeting those who incite or organise participation of minors. The article calls it a 'projektligj' (draft bill) and 'paketa e propozuar' and reports no submission to parliament or approval. It does not mention masks, the 2001 law or digital organising, except in critics' remarks.
Linked: Anti-protest and anti-violence package (Rama, October 2026) · Edi Rama · Belind Këlliçi
Sources for this record
Every source the research cites for this record, grouped by its source label. 2 sources.
Source label: Officially reportedOfficially reported · 1 source
- Publisher
- BalkanWeb
- Date
- 27 Oct 2026
Source label: UnverifiedUnverified · 1 source
- Publisher
- Albanian Daily News
- Date
- 28 Oct 2026