2 minutes agoHe is young from Kosovo who was brutally beaten in Serbia
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Two young Albanians, aged 19, have been beaten savagely by Kosovo in Novi Sad of Serbia, and one of them reportedly is at risk for life. President Aleksandar Vucic has reacted to the case, calling for author capture, but in Kosovo so far has none of the institutional leaders reacted, [...]
The 19-year-old family and friends, Freedom Maloku, have launched a campaign on social networks, where they are wishing their relatives a quick recovery, and are accusing Kosovo state institutions of inaction.
The liberation and friend, both 19 years old from Prizren, were beaten by strangers at 3: 00 a.m. in Novi Sad, Serbia, as they were returning to their apartment, only because they were speaking Albanian. One of them had only two days gone to Serbia.
Freedom Maloch
Your only answer is that you're Albanian, which you owe to stay in the “home” of those who expelled us. HOPE AND PLACE SUFFECTIONS TO YOU V Jesus! The competent organs (of Kosovo) are asleep because this is a crime to be called to account for!” is the reaction of the family and friends of two young people who are being distributed on social networks.
For the occasion, during the day in a conversation for Metro newspaper, Deme Berisha, chief of the Albanian Community Office in Serbia, has spoken to the headquarters in Novi Sad.
Berisha has told Metro newspaper that the two young people who are citizens of Kosovo -- they are from Prizren -- had gone to Serbia to work.
According to Berisha, 19-year-old man who has suffered serious brain injuries had only two days gone to Novi Sad.
He has said to have personally visited the victim at the hospital, and as the doctors have told him, the boy who has suffered serious injuries has been subjected to a head surgery that has been having a good time, but it is still not known whether he will survive without consequences, since he is still asleep, caused by doctors for their medical needs.
Deme Berisha
Berisha has reported to Metro newspaper that the attack on young people occurred on Saturday, about 3:00am, until the young people from Kosovo were returning to their residence.
They said they were attacked just because they were heard speaking Albanian.
The young man in serious condition had fallen to the asphalt and suffered serious injury.
The representative of Albanians in Serbia, Deme Berisha, has said he has also contacted Novi Sad's mayor, and he has promised state medical attention to two young people, since they have no health insurance or any documents from Serbia.
Berisha has said he does not want to disclose the victims' names, as they have asked for their family members from Prizren. He's only made known the initials, and their age. They're G.B. and C.M., born 1999.
