The Socialist Party is holding its extraordinary Congress at the Palace of Congresses, where after the opening remarks, the panel discussion has started.
Part of the first panel, to talk about the Reform in Justice, is the Minister of Justice, Ulsi Manja , who touched on January 21 and the decision of the Strasbourg Court.
Among other things, he said that that event left a scar for the socialists, but today they are more relieved precisely because of that Strasbourg decision.
" For every free person, justice for January 21 is the foundation test to protect the values of civilization and democracy.
For us socialists, January 21 is a painful wound, but in this congress we feel a little relieved since the decision of the Strasbourg Court has finally paved the way for justice.
The decision of the European court proves more than ever that justice never forgets the right.
It is not for nothing that the panel starts with justice, since the creation of the state has its origins in justice.
We made the 2013 vote through a great effort to give the country justice, which it has not had since 1912," said Manja, among other things.