Kelmendi visits KLA leaders in The Hague: This court is biased that it is committed against an ethnicity

Kelmendi, during his visit, met with Hashim Thaci, Kadri Veselin, Rexhep Selimi and Jakup Krasniqi.

He has said that the Special Court is a unilateral court against an ethnicity, that ship.

He has also said that nearly 25 years after the start of the war, in court processes there are some Albanians who fought to be freed from Milosevic's crimes, while Milosevic was never convicted and Serbs of high-level levels do not appear in courts for the crimes of many wars that have been fought.

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In the name of justice!

As soon as I completed my visits to Hashim Thaci, Rexhep Selimi and Jakup Krasniqi to The Hague, where I also met Kadri Veselini.

I've interviewed him twice and heard the President of Special Chambers, Judge Ekaterina Trendafilova, with whom we have a third interview.

Sometimes I interviewed them and heard the arguments of international and local lawyers of the accused.

I keep thinking about it, writing it down, and speaking out loud what I preach to foreign diplomats, and to everyone who cares:

This court is biased that it is done against an ethnicity, Albanian entity, and as such it is inconsistent in the parliaments of justice;

It's started with an assumption of crimes such as “organ trafficking”, but it ended up with a completely inclusive indictment;

It is strange that the alleged war crimes have been taken into account by the UN tribunal in The Hague, UNMIK courts, EULEX courts, local courts and courts of Serbia, but now there has to be another hybrid cremature that starts with something and treats everything entirely;

It is completely unprofessive that judicial procedures last beyond any legal deadline and conflict with the Constitution of Kosovo, with which laws were established and no one called into responsibility for these concessions;

And that, above all, nearly 25 years after the start of the war, in court processes are some Albanians who fought to be freed from Milosevic's crimes, while Milosevic was never convicted and Serbs of high-level levels do not appear in courts for the crimes of many wars that have been fought.

I've always committed myself to victims and justice. I keep busy for victims and justice.

But we all know that sometimes it is a very thin line that separates justice and injustice. That by not taking care, other victims may be caused.

And then we achieve injustice! /Periscopi/