London Summit, Hope for Family of the Unlettered

At the London summit, where Kosovo is represented by Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, as the topic of discussion will be this topic, which is considered the form of international pressure in Serbia to whiteen the fate of the undiscovered.

The chairman of the Government Commission for Missing Persons, Prenk Lorej, has indicated by this summit expect Serbia to provide information on the occurrence of mass cemetery.

“We are expecting that this pressure will be put on Serbia, to provide information on the occurrence of mass cemetery, the fact that not only we suspect but we strongly believe that there are still mass graves in Serbia and Serbia under international pressure will be forced to provide information and open those cemetery”, he said.

The finder has added that in early July, together with the prosecution, they will implement unmet orders for several excavations within Kosovo.

Kosovo's “Brenda has plans, now even in early July we will seek with all the authorities, and the prosecution to see what unmet ordinances are yet to be implemented and which are left as a value dig on Kosovo's territory, normally we are interested in the steps Serbia will take, that we still suspect there are mass cemeteries”, Keraj added.

Even the family's representative of the found family, Bajram Qerkeyni, has hopes of being found at the summit. He for the index says he expects this topic to be discussed and examined there.

The “in this summit will take part in all the states of the Western Balkans, have three points, below three is the subject of the found. Prince Charles when we were guests of him promised that at the summit I would bring into question the issue of the found in Kosovo, the region and Sarajevo, the Black Mountain and so on. We believe that these agreements they have to sign, they will be reviewed, we wait long but see. I don't think much has been done about it, it has become Serbia's games, even international aid. Meetings are being held, commissions, dialogue groups are being formed, but nothing is being done for the found”, he said.

He added that the number of family members waiting for the dead has begun to decrease.

The families have begun to shrink, the new generations, the second, the entire generation except the parents, can't close their eyes on the brand. There are very few parents who are alive, they've almost died” he said away. The site says they are waiting for the topic of the found persons to be discussed in Brussels at a special meeting. He added that this year, only a six-month-old baby was found. According to him, there are documentation and information, but nothing has moved.

Otherwise, in Kosovo there are also 1654 reportedly missing, with nothing yet known to their fate.