Vesfije Krasniqi-Goodman, her story will be confessed in The Hague

Very soon, Krasniqi Goodman will be in The Hague beside Nobel Peace Prize winner to show the most painful account of Kosovo's war.

To hear her confession, many prominent personalities, including Kosovo's Ij-President Atifete Jahjaga and the chairman of the Vushtrri municipality, Xhafer Tahiri. They have shared on Facebook moments from Vasfije Krasniqi Goodman's confession.

Such extremely touching motions, at the same time, are evidence of the extraordinary strength and courage of survivors, who despite difficulties, with their activism, are raising awareness that the use of sexual violence as a means of war must disappear once and for all and that the perpetrators of these crimes must face justice”, Jahjaga wrote on Facebook.

Former President Jahjaga has indicated that as she listened to Vasfia sharing her bitter story with everyone, she also thought about the progress that has been achieved in fighting the stigma, especially since 2014.

Therefore, Vasfije's example is the story of hope that, despite all the difficulties, with each of us committed, we will assure the survivors that they and they are not alone, and that we will always be close to them in the next battle, that of access to justice”, Jahjaga wrote.

And the chairman of the Vushtrri Community, Xhafer Tahiri, has said that Hasfije Krasniqi Goodman is the pride of Vushtrri and Kosovo.

It, today before the whole world, boldly pointed out the experiences of sexual violence committed during the recent war by Serbian police. As the leader of Vushtrri, as a childhood friend, like Koshi, Vasfije, today I and all of Vushtrria and Kosovo, are with you, we feel your pain, but we are proud of you”, Tahiri wrote on Facebook.

Tahiri has added that our freedom is not complete without the judgment of crimes of sexual violence. He has also announced that very soon Vasfia will be in The Hague to confess her painful experience in the Kosovo war alongside Nobel Peace Prize winner.

We are with you at every step until justice is achieved, and criminals will receive a sentence deserved”, Tahiri has concluded.