There are things that cannot be said: The prosecution confirms Periscopi's data for 13-year-old Janjevo

After Reporting P ERISCOPI has also reacted to the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina for multiple rape and neglect of a 13-year-old girl in Janjevo. This prosecutor has provided information that Periscop had already been told about a prisoner being held in custody for the work [...]
This prosecutor has provided information that had only been told Periscope about a prisoner being held in custody for criminal work “rape” and the arrest of her father under criminal work “in violation of family obligations”.
On one Special research, Periscope reported for the entire case of a 13-year-old girl who was sexually abused after being expelled from her home in the village of Janjevo in the municipality of Lipjan.
The prosecution confirmed that there is information that cannot be reported currently due to the victim's age.
We announce that all procedures involving minors are confidential procedures and the secrecy of information concerning the child victim or witnesses protected by law” The prosecution said in the communiqué issued today.
The shocking case had fallen on the police radar following the announcement of <x0-edge” by juvenile family on June 16th.
After he found it, Kosovo police later discovered The shocking record of her condition and her ill-treatment.
Periscope from its sources in the Kosovo Police has learned numerous details about the case, a portion of which they cannot separate to the public because of the sensitivity of the issue.
Full announcement:
Pristina, July 14th, 2021 The Constitutional Prosecutorship in Pristina, for the sake of fair and correct information, announces the public opinion about the case that has been broken up in the media and dealing with a minor from the Lipjan municipality, which was initially reported to the police station in Lipjan as missing (noticious), on June 16th 2021, with the case being reported by the prosecutor from the Department to bribe this prosecutor and on the basis of his authorization to close co-ordination with the Kosovo Police, the person has been found in question.
Urgently, the caretaker prosecutor has taken concrete investigative actions, with the aim of fully clarifying the case in question. The same has authorized police to collect information and related evidence, has issued orders for examinations and different assessments, for which we are awaiting their results. Also, in the presence of the psychologist, the Centre for Social Affairs and the defence attorney assigned according to the official duty has interviewed the injured, other witnesses and on the basis of suspicion based, in 17.06.2021 with the same decision, a (1) person in length of 48 hours, for criminal work “Dunmi”, by Article 227 of the Republic of Kosovo's Penal Code, and has filed a request for the detention measure to suspects in the competent court, where the court's decision has been imposed on the detention measure of 30 days and still remains under that measure.
In the continuation of actions taken by the prosecutor, in full co-ordination with the Social Work Centre in Lipjan, necessary measures have been taken to provide all services to damage.
Also, we announce that in this regard, on June 22, 2021, investigations of the parent injury have been opened, in the direction of criminal acts “The violation of family obligations”, from Article 244 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kosovo.
Since the case in question is in the investigative process and belongs to the Procedure to Mitur, limiting information will be done in order to preserve the integrity of the investigation and avoid any excessive publicity and information leading to the identification of minors, as they severely violate children's privacy rights and are contrary to the law.
Finally, we inform you that all procedures involving minors are confidential procedures and that the secrecy of information concerning the child victim or witnesses is protected by law, and any information that tends to identify the child as a witness or a victim is not published without the court's clear permission.











