A few days ago, Dorjan Buraku, the boy with a wheelchair,
it became viral in the media that he met with Prime Minister Edi Rama at the height of the protests.
In the video posted by the prime minister, he had expressed his desire to meet him himself,
after days of protest.
But what happened after the meeting with the prime minister further burdened his mental health,
except for the physical one who is in a wheelchair. A flood of negative comments, accusations of selling out, and even personal insults about the physique, have plagued her.
Today, he found time to meet in Lezhë with the socialist deputy Admir Kadeli, who at the same time posts a photo with him showing the boy's serious condition.
“They had affected his physical condition, but what had hurt him more was the attempt to tarnish his dignity. They had called him bought, as if his convictions and word had a price. Amidst all that bitterness, he only asked me for one favor: to say from the floor of the Parliament that Dorian Buraku is an honest man. He can neither be bought nor sold.
He told me about the protest he had participated in, about the concerns that had led him there, and about his willingness to walk out again if things were not fixed. He had just as freely chosen to meet the Prime Minister. Because Dori thinks for herself, decides for herself and has the courage to say when something goes wrong. This freedom belongs to him, just like any other citizen.
No one has the right to deny or humiliate him for the choices he makes. Some of his detractors would do well to listen. They would learn from him what it means to have the courage of your opinion and not to sell your dignity. Dori, I gave you my word that I will speak from the floor of Parliament about your honesty, dignity and manliness. And I will keep it. Your voice deserves to be heard. And he deserves respect without having to ask anyone”, writes Admir Kadeli, posting the photo with the boy.
taken from https://thenieperjeten.info/
