For seven days women from Suto Orizari do not have a family gynecologist in the municipality. With the departure of the sole practitioner of reproductive health, they say, they are coming back a decade when their struggle for basic access to services of this type began.

Over 8,000 patients in the only gynecological practice in Suto Orizari have been locked for a week. They say they received a notification without notice that Dr. Vjolcza Mbjara is leaving for work in the Cento neighborhood. The Women's Initiative states that they have the right to equal and unhindered access to reproductive health services.

The previous doctor came from Albania three years ago. He was appointed by the Ministry of Health and received subsidies because he was not interested in gynecologists working in the area. Such treatment in a municipality with a predominantly Roma population constitutes discrimination, say civic activists. They asked the Minister of Health if there was a solution to this burning problem. If no quick solution is found, they warn of adverse effects on the reproductive health of Shuto Orizari women.

Health Minister Venko Filipce also made the announcement. She says the doctor has decided to leave alone. He is talking to several institutions to see if a gynecologist can provide the rotation system and, if he cannot, he announced that a budget for additional stimulation will be provided with the Health Ministry program.

Kurto Dudush, the mayor of the municipality of Shuto Orizari today, from Judge Djoko Ristov of the Criminal Court, "earned" a court reprimand on the private lawsuit filed by prosecutor Demir Ismail.

He was charged with inflicting bodily harm. Ismail stated in the lawsuit that last year a Roma ball held at Alexander Palace was hit by Dudush.

Ishmael thought the reason for the attack was that his organization donated food and clothing to residents of the municipality, but Dudush disliked it and tried to stop it.

Today the whole process began and ended in almost twenty minutes. Before the main trial, the defendant and the plaintiff, together with their lawyers, agreed that the defendant should admit the offense and thus complete the trial.

Defendant Shuto Orizari Mayor in his defense before the trial chamber said the event had taken place in an impasse.

- I officially apologize to him. If I could turn back time, this would not have happened - said defendant Dudush briefly and clearly.

Miki Vujic, Dudus' lawyer, said he was glad that such an event was resolved in a civilized and culturally appropriate manner.

The damaged Ismail again stated that he would file a civil suit for damages against Dudush and donate the money he received to orphans.

After the two parties in the expedited procedure gave their opinion on the lawsuit, Judge Ristov had nothing left but to issue a court reprimand to the defendant.