4 minutes agoOpinion documentary: By the CIA and the UN, the excusing documents the Special Prosecutor kept secret.
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)US lawyer Gregory Kehoe, who defends former President Hashim Thaci at a session during February of this year, was seen at the peak of frustration after discovering that the Special Prosecutor had kept certain ex-excusive evidence for the accused, among which she too was given by the former senior diplomat [...]
US lawyer Gregory Kehoe, who defends former President Hashim Thaci at a session during February of this year, was seen at the height of frustration after discovering that the Special Prosecutor had kept certain ex-excusive evidence for the accused, among whom even the one given by former senior OSCE diplomat Dan Everts.
Everts, who served in Kosovo right after the war, had, among other things, told the prosecution that criminal activities, after June 1999, were conducted by individuals seeking a chance for personal gain, and were not part of a campaign organised by the Albanian leadership.
Nothing of this gave up on us as we discussed and discussed the evidence. None of this has been given to your excellence. Nothing. And they had this information for four years. And the Special Prosecutor is supposed to be looking for the truth. Yet, your excellence never had this document. He didn't even tell you that the evidence in their possession testifies that they are not guilty, that there is a reasonable doubt about all of this. But, they're keeping them in prison indefinitely”, Thaci's lawyer, Gregory Kehoe, has declared.
The next piece of OSCE witnesses, who they think constitute guilty evidence, surrendered. They surrendered in August 2021. The only one they left out was him. Why?
The prosecution has been charged with keeping a letter from the American State Department, dated 4 May 1999, in which it is said there was no political structure or command and efficient control of the KLA.
The fugitive was also held a report by the CIA, January 2000, in which it said the KLA had not committed terrorist acts against civilian limits.
In a documentary on the Blendy Fevziu Opinion Emission, entitled “SpecialDeveloping” has been correctly discovered as to what was written in these letters.
American State Department letter:
Moreover, since there is no political structure in Kosovo or the command and effective control of the KLA, it would take many months, if not years, to organise them to use and maintain any military assistance the United States would offer”.
CIA report:
The NLA leadership does not seem to have been involved in drug operations to support its activities during the war...”
“U n The CK was not involved in terrorist activities defined as deliberate, politically motivated violence, exercised against civilian targets”.
Hideting the excusing evidence is considered with grave consequences and human rights violations, while the defence has sought in the process of stretching materials and evidence to install an independent supervision.
This case has serious consequences. There are implications that are broader than these procedures, larger than the Special Chambers. Implications are such that break the foundations of the international justice system. The prosecution has betrayed her duty to bring the truth”.
Instead of letting the facts lead to completion, they have decided to bend the facts for their desired purposes. Now, if you think about it, this is a violation of human rights”, attorney Pierre Prosper has said, which is also part of former President Hashim Thaci's defence team.
According to Kosovo lawyer Artan Qerkeyni, if the prosecution has done this, then it is not about fair judgment.
The procedure in the phase of investigations acts as a state organ, and the defence does not have those tools available to the prosecution. That's why it's designed by law that the prosecution collect even excusing evidence, because where the prosecution has access to protection. And if the prosecution hasn't done that, then we can't talk about a fair and impartial trial”, he says. /Opinion. al
