Kosovars hang ties outside govt. office as PM Haradinaj raises own pay for 'clothing'
People hung ties and shirts on the government building fence in Pristina, on Tuesday, to protest against Kosovan Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's self-initiated pay rise, justifying it on a televised broadcast as a 'need' to buy clothing to 'be on the level or responsibility.'
The protesters laid clothes and ties in a suitcase nearby the government offices, before marching to a stretch of fence and hanging them on it.
(Source: Ruptly)
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