6 hours agoThe accused is declared innocent that he called for joining the jihad war for jihad
Periskopi(10 months ago)
(10 months ago)Indictee Alban Bibaj has been declared innocent Thursday at the Constitutional Court in Pristina, at the initial session in which he is accused of inciting division and failure. After reading the indictment by prosecutor Fikrije Feyzullahu, the accused Bibai said he feels innocent of the work he is being charged with, reports “Betim for [...]
After reading the indictment by prosecutor Fikrije Fejzullahu, the accused Bibai said he feels innocent of the work he is being charged with, reports “Justice Vow”, broadcast Periscope.
The case's judge, Qrimja Shyti, announced the parties that in the 30-day term, they have the right to apply for dropping the indictment and rejecting evidence.
Also, at this hearing the defender of the accused Bibaj, lawyer Blerim Bajrami proposed to the court that the accused cease the detention measure, or any other alternative measures be appointed.
On this proposal, case prosecutor Fikrije Feyzullahu said she remains close to the Court's decision to continue the detention measure.
Later, Judge Shyti rejected the lawyer Bajrami's proposal, leaving the detention measure in force under the court's decision of August 18th 2025.
According to the Special Prosecutor's Act of the Republic of Kosovo, founded on 13 August 2025, Alban Bibaij is accused of publicly promoting and spreading hatred and failure among religious groups, as well as propaganda of extreme religious ideology. It says that from May 22, 2025, from 2019 through the social Facebook network, in its account, “Ubejdullah Abu Suheila” has distributed posts with nixing content, through which he has called to join armed wars and the fight for jihad, as well as other posts in which there are strong calls of religious and public extremism on behalf of actions that have been done by Islamic sell “I SIS” as well as calling for opposition to the democratic system, state symbols, as well as laws that are voted or derived from the Parliament or the country's Government and that only the laws of “should be accepted and that only must be accepted Sheryat”.
Akakuza says he has published photographs of the ISIS, other national flags crucified, propagandistic material, videos with different radicalised persons, of which posts could potentially disrupt public order.
With this, it is accused of committing criminal work “The acceleration of division and failure of” by Article 141, par.1 of the Penal Code. /Periscope/
