“We want the share that belongs to us”
Kosovar women are still caught between the right to inherit and family pressure.
“We want our rights to be upheld. We want the share that belongs to us,” said Erëmira.
K2.0’s survey with 22 women
An apartment, a commercial property or a piece of land can provide a place to live, a source of rental income, collateral for a loan or a foundation for starting a business — a form of security that does not have to be built from scratch.
Pressure does not necessarily take the form of a direct threat.
Donika Gashi
Donika Gashi finished her studies in political science at the University of Prishtina. In 2015 she started working as a journalist at Klan Kosova’s information desk and online news portal. Since 2016 she has been working as a journalist and producer of the TV show “NIN,” which mainly revolves around social and cultural issues. Donika is a K2.0 Human Rights Journalism Fellowship program fellow (2019 cycle).