Parliament to vote for investigation of illegal government surveillance

05/10/2016 00:00

Thursday October sixth will be the day when the Albanian Parliament will
decide about the fate of six laws, part of the Justice Reform.

In parallel with these laws, Top Channel has learned that the Parliament will vote for the establishing of a commission that will investigate if the Ministry of Interior and State police have made illegal surveillances with the IMSI Catcher equipment.

This special commission, demanded by the Democratic Party MPs, will be composed of 11 MPs, led by the DP, who will exert their activity for six months.

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