Konjufca Osmani from Makoci seek justice for war victims

Osman e Konjufca remembered the martyrs and martyrs on this side also sought justice for the victims, stressing there would be no peace until Serb criminals were not convicted.

Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani said the Serbian genocide regime did not spare children either. She stressed that the people's conscience will not be calm until there is no justice for any of the victims of war in Kosovo.

“Sic today is commemorated by the Day of Pristina Witnesses and especially of the Gollaku martyrs who about these dates so, between April 19th and 23rd were victims of the Serbian genocide regime, who once again showed his cruelty by not sparing even children of the age of 7 and older men of 98. Even today we all raise our voices to our right request, in our quest for justice to the victims of genocide because our conscience as a people will never be calm until there is no justice for any of the victims of war in Kosovo”, Osmani said.

Kosovo Assembly Speaker Glauk Konjufca said Serbia's goal was the extermination of the people of Kosovo. Konjufca has indicated it is the responsibility of representatives of Kosovo institutions to do everything possible for justice to be put in place.

In 1999, 22 years ago the genocide regime of Serbia killed and executed over 115 martyrs of this three. So this is the clear act of the genocide of Serbia over the Kosovo Albanian people, so the goal was to exterminate our people since neither children nor women nor elders were spared. What's worse, after what happened for 22 years there is no justice for these martyrs who were killed by the Serbian state regime. It is the responsibility of every institutional representative of our republic to do whatever is possible so that justice can be established. Since neither these martyrs can rest, nor the hearts of family members who gave their beloved ones to remain calm until criminals suffer their punishment for all these genocide crimes committed in Kosovo”, Conjufca said.

The first of the state, Vjosa Osmani, Parliament Speaker Glauk Konjufca and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, have also paid their respects to the Witnesses' graves in Pristina today.

Osman also paid tribute to Zahir Pajazit's September in Pristina.