The Special Prosecution Office itself has answered the question "Whose turn is it?" on its official website.
www.spak.al has prioritized investigations into electoral crimes. By publishing the eye-catching icon "Report electoral crime", SPAK provides a clear explanation of how to report online and, along with the invitation to citizens, concrete instructions.
Anila Hoxha reports for Top Channel that this step by SPAK, which sees citizens and legal entities, in other words NGOs, as collaborators, comes two months before May 11, the day when parliamentary elections are held in Albania.
After clicking "Report electoral crime", you must first write your first and last name, phone number, and city of residence, data that no one except the Special Prosecutor's Office knows.
Next, you should click if you are denouncing a criminal group or organization involved in electoral crime and not only.
This file also includes the category of senior officials who can be denounced if you have data, suspicions and indications, starting according to the competences of SPAK and specifically from the highest hierarchy, the President of the Republic, the Speaker of Parliament, the Prime Minister and ministers, judges, MPs to the heads of central and independent institutions.
Also, next to the category of officials, there is the crime you are denouncing, which includes, in addition to corruption, the use of public office for political or electoral activities. There are 16 criminal offenses in total if you encounter them before the electoral process, and you can attach documents and photographs as evidence below.
And if you have more information to share with the 20 special prosecutors, in addition to this specially opened platform, you have another option, the Special Prosecution Office says, write to the email eleçë[email protected]. Please note that this invitation also applies to the diaspora.
Link for reporting electoral crime /TCH