4 minutes agoMonth of detention set up for three suspects in Valon Syla attack
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)The Constitutional Court in Pristina, the Special Department, has ruled on the request of the Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo to appoint the detention measure to the criminal case against defendants L. D, K.H. and O.H. because of the suspicion that they have carried out the criminal work fostering sincerity and not being patient by Article 141 [...]
The Constitutional Court in Pristina, the Special Department, has ruled on the request of the Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo to appoint the detention measure to the criminal case against defendants L. D, K.H. and O.H. due to the alleged criminal action that has been carried out in promoting reconciliation and not enduring Article 141 paragraph 3 over paragraph 1 and Article 31 of the Republic of Kosovo Criminal Code.
Pre-emptive Procedure Judge Special Prosecution of the Republic of Kosovo's request for the appointment of the detention action against defendants L. D, K.H. and O.H., has approved it as a base and assigned the same to the amount of detention in length of 1 (a) month each.
Against this act, disgruntled parties have the right to complaint at the Court of Appeals, through the Constitutional Court in Pristina.
Journalist Valon Syla about midnight was attacked by some in Pristina's Sun Coast district.
He suffered head injuries, and after medical treatment, KKUK said the attackers were “that were fanatical Islamic”.
The front eye was on a T7 Pressing show where the analyst is. The discussion was the debate that has prompted the launching of the trial of former KLA leaders at The Hague Special Court.
The attack was also condemned by the Association of Kosovo Journalists, but also by Europe's largest journalists' organisation.
