Dritan Alsela (@dritanalsela) TikTok archive (page 4)

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Archived TikToks from Dritan Alsela (@dritanalsela). 78 saved TikToks, 7 removed from the profile.

I was an illegal immigrant. Twice in Greece, then in Italy, and later in Germany. I know exactly what it means because I lived it. Without taking that path, I would not be the person I am today. That’s why I have no understanding for people who dehumanize or celebrate harsh treatment of illegal immigrants. I could have been one of the people you’re talking about. Behind every illegal immigrant, there is a human being with a story, a family, fears, and hope. Some will fail, some will succeed, but every one of them deserves to be treated with dignity. This is personal for me, and I will never stop speaking out against policies or attitudes that strip people of their humanity.
Denoj çdolloj akt dhune qofte ajo nga Policia ose nga protestuesit. Dhuna i sherben vetem sistemit!
Mos ëndërroni të largoheni nga Shqipëria. Ëndërroni ta bëni Shqipërinë një vend ku askush të mos ketë më arsye të largohet. As pasuria, as fama dhe as suksesi nuk vlejnë sa dinjiteti për të jetuar si njeri i lirë në vendin tënd. Rinia shqiptare, jam në krahun tuaj. Çojeni deri në fund. 🇦🇱❤️
Kete qe sot po e shikon e gjithe Shqiperia e paska paralajmeruar Dashamir Shehi para 8 vjetesh! Bravo njeri i mire qe i ke bere femijet e tu krenare per vlerat qe mbart dhe na fal ne te tjereve qe nuk te degjuam!
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The world must look at what is happening in Albania. For years, Albania has been living under Edi Rama’s government — a government that, in my opinion, has captured institutions, weakened real opposition, controlled much of the media narrative, and changed laws in a way that now allows protected natural areas to be opened for massive construction and so-called strategic investments. This is not development. This is the destruction of Albania’s nature and Albania’s future. Today, hundreds of projects are being discussed or planned in areas that should belong to the people and to future generations. Albania is a small country, with a small economy, yet projects worth billions are being pushed forward. The Kushner-linked projects alone are reported to be worth billions. And while all this is happening, many Albanian media outlets stay silent. Political parties stay silent. Institutions stay silent. That is why these protests matter so much. Look at this video: a young man proposes to the woman he loves in the middle of the “Pelican Revolution” protest. This is not just a romantic moment. This shows how deeply this protest has entered the hearts of young Albanians. For them, this is not only about nature. It is about freedom. It is about dignity. It is about whether Albania will remain a country for Albanians — or become a playground for powerful investors, politicians and criminal networks. I hope Ursula von der Leyen, Marta Kos and Giorgia Meloni see these images too. They should understand that the young generation of Albania is not protesting for politics. They are protesting because this may be their last hope for a free Albania, a European Albania, and an Albania that belongs to its people.

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