Can leaders of the KLA speak by the Special

And now it is the second year that Hashim Thaci, Kadri Veselini, Jakup Krasniqi, Rexhep Selimi and Salih Mustafa will be able to welcome together the changing of the weathers.

The spokeswoman for Kosovo's Specialised Chambers in The Hague, Angela Greep, has confirmed to the Reporter that they are allowed to celebrate holidays and special occasions together.
The detainees are offered the opportunity to spend time together and celebrate special holidays and cases in accordance with detention institution rules and regulations”, the spokeswoman's response reported DHSK's Angela Greep.

Greep has added that at the moment there is no decision by the judges, to be granted pre-time release of any of the accused for the holiday season.

Former KLA leaders in The Hague will have double holidays, as Jakup Krasniqi and Salih Mustafa celebrate their birthday on January 1st.

Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, former head of the Democratic Party of Kosovo Kadri Veselin, former KLA member of General Staff Rexhep Selimi, and former spokeswoman The KLA, Jakup Krasniqi, is accused by the Special Chambers of grave criminal acts, such as war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The Prosecution Act holds Thaci, Veselin, Krasniqi and Selimi accountable for war crimes-related criminal acts, such as illegal or arbitrary ban, cruel treatment, torture and unlawful crimes against humanity - imprisonment, other inhumane acts, forced extinction of persons and persecution.
According to Specialised Chambers, these crimes were committed between March 1998 and September, 1999.

All accused have been acquitted for every point of the indictment.

The Specialised Chambers and the Specialised Prosecutor's Office are established through a decision by the Kosovo Assembly in August 2015, and the mission has investigated alleged crimes of former KLA members committed against ethnic minorities and political rivals from January 1998 to December 2000.

The claims on these alleged crimes were mentioned for the first time in a Council of Europe report in 2011, whose author is Swiss Senator Dick Marty.