16 minutes agoEdith Harxhi: The Hague trial unjust process, lying down on Kosovo's glorious history
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Edith Harxhi, former deputy foreign minister, invited today to “This Java” in News24, spoke about the Hague trial for the former KLA elites. She said this is an unfair process and that you eject a glorious part of Albanian history, writes News 24. “It's an unfair process because it throws [...]
It's an unfair process because it mudsses in some part of history for the Albanian people that will remain glorious for us. We are a country that as a democratic state, we are a party to international justice. Today we're realizing that the more they try to pressure us from outside, we need to know how to be sovereign countries, and Kosovo if it had explained since then what Dick Marty's intentions were, and who were the ones who caused a big drama, we wouldn't be here today. Mr Thaci somehow tried that the blame for all of this was tried to say that I was a political leader and he didn't run from the ground. It somehow shifted itself from the leader of KLA, and there was a moment I wish it was because of the trial and confusion of who the victims are and who attacked. There must be some kind of cohesion, and Thaci himself didn't think in 2015 that this would happen, that I'm sure they would have acted completely differently. I think and wish that this trial will be concluded and will reveal Kosovo as it is, white”, she said.
Meanwhile, she also commented on the trial of former US President Donlad Trump, where she said it is needed as a political process.
The “over the past few years seems a major intervention in the justice system. The US political camps clash has brought political problems worldwide. I didn't believe that the moment Trump left after January 6th from the U.S. course, that he would escape some kind of judgment of the left, so I guess it's a political process, when the campaign started and he declared he'd run for elections inside the republics and then for those presidential”, Harxhi said. .
Harxhi also briefly commented on the role of ambassadors in our country when he said that the latter should not know where their diplomatic mission ends and where it begins to avoid the latter.
“Diplomatic staff in general must be more committed to justify the decisions of the Vienna Convention. They have to know the limit and the limit where the diplomacy ends and where the policy begins, in Albania these limits have been broken”, she said.
