Ends hearing in The Hague, Shala's opening statement presented tomorrow

According to him, the evidence in this case proves the accused guilty until it has added that the alleged victims in the case have the right to reveal the truth. Laws has said that in this court process their voices suffered in the former metal factory in Kukes will be heard.

In this process, their voices that suffered in Kukes will be heard, even the voices of those who now no longer live, whose testimony lives on their testimony and in the memories of their families. From the point of view of the victims, this is one of the most important aspects of this court, the damage they suffered will be acknowledged and accepted that all are victims as well as accepted. It is not easy to be a victim in court cases like this, as this court has acknowledged, there is a climate of intimidation in Kosovo towards those who agree to help this court in its works. In Kosovo some try to portray the victims of the crimes that KLA members committed as traitors or corporations, I mean this on their behalf, these victims were supporters of the KLA and o' its enemies. The fact that they accuse this KLA member Peter Shala is by no means the form to condemn UK to”, he said.

According to him, the victims say the accused and others have persecuted weak and vulnerable persons.

“Victimes and others say the accused Peter Shala played his role in all these crimes. He and others persecuted the weak and vulnerable to any forms of abuse their guardians imposed. In all this violence and cruelty, victims could not raise their voices. We will see how they were not allowed to speak among themselves, in fact speaking in a low voice, undoubtedly nervously whispering. 4733 said that we repeated to each other in our ears that we did not dare to speak out loud about being overheard from outside. Another said that we were not allowed to talk to each other while lying on the hard floor, we talked with each other, he said.

The defender of the victims in the case against Peter Shala in The Hague, Simon Laws, has submitted the opening statement and said the victims want to be admitted the damage they claim to have suffered. According to him, the evidence in this case proves the accused guilty until it has added that the alleged victims in the case have the right to reveal the truth.

Laws has said that in this court process their voices suffered in the former metal factory in Kukes will be heard.

In this process, their voices that suffered in Kukes will be heard, even the voices of those who now no longer live, whose testimony lives on their testimony and in the memories of their families. From the point of view of the victims, this is one of the most important aspects of this court, the damage they suffered will be acknowledged and accepted that all are victims as well as accepted. It is not easy to be a victim in court cases like this, as this court has acknowledged, there is a climate of intimidation in Kosovo towards those who agree to help this court in its works. In Kosovo some try to portray the victims of the crimes that KLA members committed as traitors or corporations, I mean this on their behalf, these victims were supporters of the KLA and o' its enemies. The fact that they accuse this KLA member Peter Shala is by no means the form to condemn UK to”, he said.

According to him, the victims say the accused and others have persecuted weak and vulnerable persons.

“Victimes and others say the accused Peter Shala played his role in all these crimes. He and others persecuted the weak and vulnerable to any forms of abuse their guardians imposed. In all this violence and cruelty, victims could not raise their voices. We will see how they were not allowed to speak among themselves, in fact speaking in a low voice, undoubtedly nervously whispering. 4733 said that we repeated to each other in our ears that we did not dare to speak out loud about being overheard from outside. Another said that we were not allowed to talk to each other while lying on the hard floor, we talked with each other, he said. / KP/