2 hours agoIzbica massacre: A month's detention for Muhamet Alidaj, indicted for war crimes
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)The Constitutional Court in Pristina has appointed a month-long detention measure for Muhamet Alidaj, suspected of criminal acts of war crimes against the civilian population. The Constitutional Court in Pristina reportedly has approved the request of the Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo [...]
The Constitutional Court in Pristina reportedly has approved the Special Prosecutor's request of the Republic of Kosovo for the appointment of the detention measure in the criminal case against M.A for criminal work “war crimes against the civilian population”.
“For criminal acts of war against the former civilian population and sanctioned with Article 142 concerning Article 22 of the former Yugoslav Socialist Republic's Federative Law (RSFJ) which the law was in force at the time when criminal acts were allegedly committed, this first and sanctioned, even with Article 146 concerning the 31 of the Republic of Kosovo's Penal Code. ( With no. 06/L-074 Penal Codes of the Republic of Kosovo”, said in the announcement.
The report says the M.A. defendants. The court has assigned the detention measure for a month, until 2905.2021, respectively. The M.A. defendant's detention measure. is assigned according to Article 187 paragraph 1 under paragraph 1 and 2 points 1.2.1 of KKPPRC.
The trial of the preliminary procedure has assessed that the detention measure is adequate for unhindered development in this criminal case, as circumstances that demonstrate the danger of being found at large may be avoided or concealed in order to avoid criminal responsibility and thereby impact the procrastination of criminal procedure”, the Court's report follows.
The defendant M.A. It is suspected that by the date 28.03.1999, around 7: 00 a.m., along with a group of over 50 people of Serbian military and police forces, had entered the village's face of Izbica, had first bombed the village by destroying civilians' homes and property and thus forced civilians out of their homes and gathered them into one place and forced them to leave by sending them to Klonna, while over 140 men had gathered them in a place called the Zal and the same dead.
The sides have a right to complaint against this decision at the Kosovo Court of Appeals through the Foundation Court in Pristina.
