The number of evidence the Special has obtained

The Special Court, which will deal with crimes allegedly committed by former KLA fighters in the 1998-1999 war period and after its end, even two years of approval has not begun with the first charges.

Chris Bennett of the Special Court has told of “Bota today” that the investigations are continuing and these investigations include approximately 70,000 documents, which means about 700,000 pages of evidence, which are collected on the part of the Specialised Prosecutor's Office (ZPS) and its predecessor, Task Special Affairs.

These documents include witness evidence as well as documentary material.
The comments of the Specialised Prosecutor's Office are ongoing, which include reviewing approximately 70,000 documents, meaning about 700,000 pages of testimony, which have been collected on the part of the Special Prosecutor's Office (ZPS) and its predecessor, Task Special Forces. The documents include witness evidence as well as documentary evidence. We are professionally working with zeal and integrity to complete successful investigations”, Bennett said.

He has indicated that he cannot provide specific information about the witnesses of the Special Court, but has added that their security is one of the most important SPS tasks.
We cannot provide concrete information about witnesses. Preservation of witness safety is one of the most important tasks of the SPS. We have learned from the experiences of other courts and adopted the best procedures and practices for witness protection. We take our responsibility very seriously to maintain witness safety and privacy”, Bennett stated.
The Special Court, which will investigate allegations dropped in Dick Martyt's report, the Swiss senator who in 2010, at the Council of Europe had cast doubts that the former KLA, including current president Hashim Thaci, are involved in crimes against local Serbs, whose bodies were taken and sold on the black market during 1998-99.
This court was approved by the Kosovo Assembly in 3.08.2015 by 82 votes per, 5 against and 1 abstention.