16 minutes agoA month of detention, former Serbian war crimes suspect
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)The Special Department of the Foundation Court in Pristina has assigned the detention measure against indictees D. M for war crimes against the civilian population. This decision has come after the Special Prosecutor's request of the Republic of Kosovo, due to alleged D. I was committed by the criminal war crimes against the civilian population. [...]
According to the report issued by the Court, the preliminary procedure judge has reportedly approved it as basing the Special Prosecutor's request for the appointment of a 1-month-long detention measure, due to suspicion that the same one committed the war crimes work against civilian population by Article 142 concerning RSFJ's Article 22.
According to the court's announcement, defendant D. M, former Pristina and Lipjan Prison Guardian, during the war period in Kosovo, “concretically from 2405.1999 to 10,06.1999, to Pristina and Lipjan Prison, to the quality of the official person and, in co-ordination with other prison officials in question, had misused official authorisations, in the manner that they had transferred Albanian prisoners from the Dubrava prison to Pristina and Lipjant 111x>.
“Initially (the guards) had formed cords at the entrance of the prison from both sides where prisoners were forced to pass through the cordon and suspects had begun to beat with various means such as rubber, fists, kicks, etc., and after that systematically had mistreated Albanian prisoners, being tortured in ways that were humanized, tortured, caused serious bodily injuries, physical violence, trauma, and health consequences, and seriously exhumed by local laws, the conventions and the Geneva International Protocols, and the Staff Protocols of the Staff are said to report the HP.
Against this act, it is said that disgruntled parties have a right to complaint at the Court of Appeals, through the Constitutional Court in Pristina.
