Haxhiu: Seeking 180 years in prison for KLA directors is a key to equate the victim with the gelatin

Former Justice Minister Albulen Haxhiu has reacted after The Hague Prosecutor demands a 45-year prison sentence for each of the former KLA leaders. Haxhiu through a Facebook post, estimated that this request by the Prosecutor “is an act of injustice and an insult to Albanian war victims”. “Instead of judging the aggressor, unfortunately it was [...]
Haxhiu through a Facebook post, estimated that this request by the Prosecutor “is an act of injustice and an insult to Albanian war victims”.
Instead of judging the aggressor, unfortunately a mechanism is voted that today tries to criminalise the resistance of the people. U n The CK is being treated as the cause of war, not the answer to Serbian state terror. That's the twist of history. Seeking so many years of imprisonment for KLA leaders and soldiers is a tendency to strip Kosovo of moral right of liberation and a tendency to equate the victim with the gelatin”, Haxhiu wrote among other things.
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The prosecution's request for a 45-year prison sentence for each of the former heads of the Kosovo Liberation Army is an act of injustice and an insult to Albanian war victims. This has nothing to do with trying for justice. This is a prosecutorial attempt at political and selective punishment against a fair liberation war.
Serbia has committed documented war crimes, murders, massacres, sexual rapes as weapons of war, mass expulsions of the population, etc. These crimes are recorded and witnessed by the world. Yet Serbia never faced justice seriously. Her criminals were recycled into power, housed, and privileged.
Instead of judging the aggressor, unfortunately, a mechanism was voted that today tries to criminalise the resistance of the people. U n The CK is being treated as the cause of war, not the answer to Serbian state terror. That's the twist of history. Seeking so many years of imprisonment for KLA leaders and soldiers is a tendency to strip Kosovo of moral right of liberation and a tendency to equate the victim with the gelatin.












