Apparent Body-Shaming Shows Even Kosovo's Top Official Must Endure 'Disgusting Misogyny'
share Print Just weeks before next month's snap elections, Kosovo's interior minister and a leading voice in one of its top parties has been accused of taking a sexist, body-shaming swipe at the Balkan state's most powerful woman. Agim Veliu said he didn't know that Vjosa Osmani, Kosova's acting president and parliament speaker, was "so big that she needs a space as big as the presidency [of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) and] that [the leadership] should be removed [in order] for her to come [back and join the party]." Veliu was referring to Osmani's demand that the LDK's top leadersh...