The international community has reacted with concern regarding the decision not to certify the largest political entity of the Serbs in the north, saying that it was being influenced by political motives.
The Embassy of the United States in Pristina stated that "it is imperative that the voters, not the political bodies, decide who represents them".
The representative of Germany in Kosovo, Jörn Rohde, emphasized that an equal application of the law is necessary for everyone and that the certification process should not be politicized.
Similar reactions came from the European Union and the OSCE Mission. The non-governmental organizations that monitor the election processes assessed that the CEC made a decision "contrary to the law and other regulations in force.
In addition to the Serbian List, five political entities representing the Serbian community have also been registered to participate in the February 9 parliamentary elections: Serbian Democracy, the Serbian National Movement for Freedom, Justice and Survival, the Party of Kosovo Serbs and the Civic Initiative for People's Justice. (A2 Televizion)
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