Gashi: Special Prosecution Won't Investigate Riston, With Similar Evidence Keeping an Albanian in Prison

The noted lawyer, Tome Gashi, through a status on his Facebook profile, has spoken about the case of Minister Nenad Ricalo, who is accused by citizens of mistreating his neighbours during the war, broadcast Periscope.

Gashi has indicated the case of Albanian Agim Sahitaj, who is being held in custody with similar testimony such as those to Minister Rikalo.

This is Gashi's full post:

Treating Albanian and Serbians when charged with war crimes.

Agim Sahiti Albanian, suspected of war crimes against the civilian population, with the request of the Kosovo Republic Special Prosecutor, has been in custody since August 08th 2017, with the same testimony as testimony to the Serbian minister in the Government of Kosovo, Nenad Ricalo.

Declarations of witnesses given to the Special Prosecutor 17 years after the war sent Agim Sahiyan into custody.

Many statements of witnesses given these days to be questioned by Nenad Ricalo during the Kosovo war do not obey Kosovo Republic Special Prosecutor to question him as suspects, arrest him and let him seek his custody.

Treating Albanian suspects and dealing with Serbian allegations of similar issues with Albanian prosecutors has no equal treatment. Serbs always remain privileged!

It could be that “the biggest mistake of the Agim Sahitaj “is the national equivalent that if it were the Serb with the testimony he was against him today he would be free.

Our morale, like Albanian and especially the preservation of Albanian women's morality violated during the Kosovo war, can be the best lawyer of all Serbs who have violated Albanian women during the war.

Albanian women always have a hard time publicly proving that they were violated by Serbs because of cultural circumstances. Some of the violent are now married... /Periscopi/