KMDLNj: 16 million for rescuers are many, hundreds of millions for the north stream are not mentioned

The Council for Protection of Human Rights and Freedoms has reacted to the Government of Kosovo over spending to ensure legal protection or to support families during visits to The Hague, where former KLA leaders continue to be held.

The KMDLNJ response says that 16m euros for rescuers are high, while hundreds of millions for the north stream are not mentioned.

“What humiliation”, it says in response.

Full response:

Eight Kosovo citizens, all Albanians, are being held hostage in The Hague's special Racist Court prison. Salih Mustafa, Nasim Haradinaj and Hysni Gucati have been sentenced to capital penalties of '%draconics, which has not made such a judicial diversion neither the International War Crimes Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague, which has been much more balanced, as during arrests and, in particular, during the proclamation of sentences.

While in terms of dealing with those deprived of freedom, The Hague's Tribunal has been the Human Rights Respect Academy compared to the Special Racist Court. Kosovo citizens have been kidnapped in Kosovo and Belgium and, despite their will, sent to The Hague, which, for their families, especially for the elderly and children, presents difficulties to visit.

Initially, they had problems of bureaucratic nature to provide long - term visas, location, and other problems during the trip. <x0humaniary visits“for prisoners were extremely degrading, denied for no reason, and violated the basic rights of persons deprived of freedom by denying them the maintenance of regular family continuity and endangering the social environment that is one of the fundamental conditions for the preservation of mental and physical health.

So far the Kosovo hostages being held at The Hague have been supported, whether to secure legal protection or to support families during visits with more than 16m euros, which, at times, is repeated by the MDʹ and by Prime Minister Kurti say they have and are making a sacrifice out of their own pocket, not that it is the state obligation that is regulated by law.

Currently, the state of Kosovo has obligation to any Kosovo citizen held in prisons of other states, whether to provide legal assistance or to support families if they do not have material opportunities. Croatia, alone in protecting General Ante Gotovina, has earmarked 33m euros and never and no one has rejected this decision of the Croatian state.

Meanwhile, even before the Special Racist Court in The Hague's Support Law was voted in Kosovo, there was opposition from a part of the so-called civil society and the opposition that traditionally opposed the war and counter. KLA. Rumours were heard too recently, both from old sources and from positions that should be revised the material support of persons being held hostage in The Hague, all Albanians and citizens of Kosovo, and, were it not for the legal obligation issued by the relevant Law, those deprived of freedom would remain without legal backing as if family members could not visit their family members. They have no family responsibility why they have been sent to family members who have been imprisoned so far, but the State has the responsibility to provide all the conditions for them to be visited regularly without any material or legal obstacles.

Or should commit to the convicts returning to the suffering of Kosovo's sentence, if it is said that the Special Court is part of Kosovo's justice system. Currently, the main responsibility is for Kosovo Assembly deputies who have no civil and no professional courage to react to major human rights violations of The Hague hostages, as well as to seek transparency and accountability from this court, and not for the judgment to be kept in informed darkness by offering selective information that is in full opposition to human rights and a fair, impartial and transparent process.

The fair judgment against Hashim Thaci, president Jakup Krasniqi, Kosovo Assembly Speaker Kadri Veselin, Kosovo Assembly Speaker and Rexhep Selimi, chairman of the VV's GP has been the completely closed saying for the public, with one word it has been and remains a judicial process privatised by the chief Special Prosecutor, the chairman of the court's panel, and the court's boss, Ekaterina Trandafilova.

Neither the process nor especially the treatment of persons deprived of freedom is monitored by any organisation or independent human rights institution except that it becomes distance monitoring.

This is the first case of lack of transparency and accountability, even the Nyremberg Court in Germany after the end of World War II has been more transparent.

Statements from the MD and prime minister for spending 16m euros on 8 accused and convicted, and their families represent a Byzantineism as much earlier that at the same time silences the fact that the flow of Serbs and others to the north of Kosovo, other services and salaries paid for years for the “structures, which, by the end of the war, pay tens of millions of euros during a calendar year.

Compare now the 16 million paid for those who fought, brought freedom, declared independence and made the state, with hundreds of millions of euros spent on electricity and other services, as well as salaries for those who fought Kosovo, were against freedom, were against independence, were against the state, and at all costs wanted to destroy the state. It is nothing but humiliation and manipulation.