5 minutes agoCommander Remi as a witness at The Hague, I don't know what process to be interviewed for
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)We're taking Mustafa Remi to The Hague over the next week. There he will be questioned in the quality of the witness. Mustafa has said he does not know which court process he will be questioned for. Commander Remi is part of the attack against former KLA leaders, and is mentioned in [...]
Mustafa has said he does not know which court process he will be questioned for. Commander Remy is part of the attack against former KLA leaders, as well as mentioned in the Aramaic dams along the process.
The name was mentioned on several occasions in the trial against former KLA leaders in The Hague. And Saturday, Rrustem Mustafa confirmed that she has accepted an invitation from the Special.
In a telephone response to Dukagjin, Mustafa has said he is travelling to The Hague to witness quality, but has not shown exactly what he was invited to do.
For Commander Remy, who has been the leader of the Llap Operative Zone this is not the first time interviewed by the Special.
He was also questioned by the Special Prosecutor's Office in January 2019.
Rrustem Mustafa is also part of the indictment against Hashim Thaci, Kadri Veselin, Jakup Krasniqi and Rexhep Selimi.
At the points of 67 and 68 of the indictment, the prosecution claims that dozens were detained at several detention centres located in the Lapi area, where the commander was Mustafa.
Commander Remi's name also cited one of the witnesses in the process against former KLA leaders.
We can't say which phase of the investigation they are at. Is it their intention to conclude with former KLA leaders, or invite other people. However, during the investigative procedure, a host of people have been questioned, so it is not ruled out that, in a later or even current phase, any charges of war crimes cases --” should be filed, Kadri Oja lawyer has declared.
Rrustem Mustafa has passed a war crimes trial in Kosovo as well.
As part of the Llap group, he was sentenced to four years in prison.
The entire group was sentenced to 13 years of freedom.
This case has continued judicial process with UNMIK's mission, even the same case has returned to retrial and has continued from the mission EULEX and sometime in 2015 this case has taken a cut. Now, Specialised Chambers, or Court, can't accuse people of the same points of the indictment that have already been tried”, has added Amer Alija FHD.
