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4 hours agoHelsinki Commission: Trajkovic at risk by Vuciq, Serbian media
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Helsinki Commission for Human Rights in Serbia has expressed concern over Rada Trajkoviki's security breach, which is being made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq and two Serbian media outlets “Alo” and “Informer”. A variety of speculation about Rada Trajkoviq's testimony in the case of Oliver Ivanovic's murder that [...]
A variety of speculation about Rada Trajkoviq's testimony in the case of Oliver Ivanovic's murder, which is being led by the pro-regime picture in Serbia, “Informer” and “Alo”, as well as statements by Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq are practically threatening calls for Rada Trajkovic's security. In addition, news as such illustrates the brutal attack on the person and its integrity, the Helsinki Commission for Human Rights in Serbia says through a media communiqué.
Helsinki's commission further says that since Oliver Ivanov's assassination, Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq has intervened in the investigation of the case by hosting some of his closest associates, such as Milan Radoviciqi, broadcast Koha.net.
To commemorate his claims that, witness Rada Trajkoviq testified, among other things, that she had been in touch with Oliver Ivanoviqi all along, and that Ivanoviqi was under permanent supervision and had been bugged by professional services, especially those of the Serbian state, noting, now see what a liar that woman is, said in communiqué.
When Kosovo Special Prosecutor requested that Nedeljko Spasojevic and Marko Risiq, who were arrested on November 23rd as suspects in the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, should be held in custody until further reporting, the IT media and Alo published his video concerning Rada Trajkovic's testimony.
In fact, these media suggested that Rada Trajkovic, as Alo put it, “has said Albanian investigators that Oliver Ivanovi had been under surveillance of the secret services of the Republic of Serbia, but for these statements she has offered no arguments or evidence”.
Hello away has indicated that, “without providing any evidence, Rada Trajkovic has declared Milan Radojicic and his associates from Serbia” were involved in the murder of Oliver Ivanovic. While the other medium informer accused Rada Trajkoviqi directly through a banner saying that, “Scandalous! Rada Trajkovic falsely accuses Serbs of killing Oliver Ivanovic in her testimony to an Albanian prosecutor”.
