Regarding corruption in the judiciary, the head of SPAK, Altin Dumani, emphasized that the institution he heads has prosecuted prosecutors, judges and judicial police officers, but only in cases where there was sufficient evidence.
"We cannot penalize everyone. We prosecute only on the basis of evidence, case by case," Dumani declared, emphasizing that criminal prosecutions in the justice system are carried out selectively and based on concrete facts, not on perceptions or political pressures.
Regarding money laundering, the head of SPAK acknowledged that it remains a serious concern for the country, but noted that the value of seizures has increased significantly over the last year and that investigations in this regard have been intensified.
"We have built new investigations into money laundering and the number of proceedings has increased. Of course, there is room for improvement," said Dumani.
According to him, SPAK is focusing on pursuing financial networks behind criminal activities and cooperating with international agencies to track suspicious assets circulating inside and outside the country.
