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For the past several weeks, we have submitted three formal requests for official information to public institutions in Lezha:
Lezha Municipality – The request was submitted in person on June 26, registered under protocol number 11647.
Lezha Tax Directorate – The request was submitted online via e-Albania on July 1.
Lezha Regional Hospital – This request was also submitted through e-Albania on July 1.
These requests aim to collect data and information relevant to the local community, especially young people, and relate to specific issues that directly impact their lives and the quality of public services they receive.
However, as of today, none of the institutions have responded, despite the legal obligation outlined in the Law on the Right to Information, which requires public institutions to respond within a clearly defined timeframe.
When following up with Lezha Municipality, we were asked not to call, but to send an email instead—which we have done.
The failure to provide information is a violation of the law and reflects a lack of transparency and accountability in public institutions.
If we do not receive a response soon, we will pursue legal action by submitting a complaint to the Commissioner for the Right to Information and Protection of Personal Data.
We are not asking for favors—we are demanding compliance with the law and transparency on issues that matter to the youth of this city.
We will continue to demand transparency and accountability. Because access to information is a right, not a privilege.
