10 minutes agoArresting Kosovo on false charges that it was in KLA KLA KLA, family seeks London's intervention
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)“Liron Sadik Durak from illegal prison”. This is the call being made through a petition initiated by the Kosovo family, who was arrested Wednesday by Serbian authorities at the Croatia-Serbia border crossing in Batrovci. Durakut, who lived in Brighton and has British citizenship, a Serbian court late Friday assigned him a [...]
Durakut, who lived in Brighton and has British citizenship, a Serbian court late Friday assigned a month's detention for allegations that “has committed war crimes”.
Susan Duraku, his daughter, in petition and has requested the United Kingdom's help in releasing her father.
It is held with false claims that it was part of the Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA, in 1999, their claims say it committed war crimes during the alleged time of 1999”, written in petition, which says that in 1998 he and his family sought asylum in the United Kingdom.
The asylum process means we couldn't leave the UK until 2004”, the girl writes.
At this critical moment, Sadik Durak's family is looking for tangible “evidence to refute these groundless charges” and say they need support with the security of an observer in Serbia to ensure fair procedures and security in the borg.
Therefore, the record of our requests for asylum and movement within the UK from 1998 to 1999 is vital. The British Interior Office should have this information and, together with the British Embassy, should be able to engage an observer”, it says, petition.
What we also need is pressure from the UK to free my father”, writes Susan Duraku.
For Sadik Durak, his daughter indicates that she is “ill heart disease”.
He had a heart attack in 2021 and had a cardiac arrest. To this day, he suffers from this heart attack and has a flowing valve and high blood pressure. We are worried that stress and conditions will make his situation worse”, family writes in petition There we go.
The family is afraid of what will happen to their family, as it seeks to exert pressure on the government that “intervene to ensure its security while he is and help bring him home”.
Subwrite this petition. Split our call into your circles and social platforms, labeling Peter Kyle, the British Embassy and the United Kingdom Home Office. Any signature and a little awareness we can raise helps”, including his family.
In the early hours of Wednesday, Serbia banned dozens of buses with about 1,500 Kosovars for more than 20 hours at its border crossings with Croatia and Hungary.
