But recently a political movement in Serbia itself has prompted a crack-down on anything which isn't Serbian. That includes language and culture. The Albanian-language university in Pristina is closed in 1991. Albanian-language schools are closed. Students have to study in Serbian.
Government funding is withdrawn from Albanian-language schools.
The media are predominantly in Serbian. There is increasing violence between rebellious Kosovo Albanians, especially the Kosovo Liberation Army, and the Serbian authorities. Some Kosovo Albanians have been systematically engaging in civil disobedience. Anti-Serb graffiti in Albanian have been appearing every night. Albania itself, across the border, is the poorest country in Europe and can't offer home to you and yours.