In addition to researching Mortore findings in Chizevac, research is also being done in a part of Gjilan”

“We are focused on major findings in Serbia's Kizevac. In 2020, the five-year-old mass cemetery has been identified in this country. And this is the second week of research in this country. It's a case of delivering morto remains to a family in Kline”, he stressed.

So he said at the meeting of the Government Commission for Missing Persons, where among other things, the chairman of the Government Commission for Missing Persons, Rame Manaj, said he must respond to those mortor remains, and know whose are the 300 remains that are located at the Legal Medicine Institute.

He even mentioned the need for digitized archives.

We, in addition to the challenge, have proposed the actions to take. Scanning materials should be done for the entire process. We've seen what necessary tools are, which are of technical character”, Manaj stressed.

And, Kosovo delegation head Ibrahim Makolli said the state mechanism should have documentation, since in addition to prosecuting those who have committed the crime, such an archive is needed.

We have by law to draw up the list of missing people. Today, according to these records, 1638 missing persons are now being found. Nowhere in the region does the Law Medicine Institute decide on these issues. The Government Commission is established for that, he added.

“has also been identified by a number of families who haven't given their own blood because they believe relatives have them in prisons in Serbia. This will also be one of the commission's challenges. Make it work for everybody to give you blood samples. Over 2,000 family members have buried them without autopsy and without DNA tests”, he said.