Rama tells what he said at the Peace Board: Globally conveys concern for The Hague's justice masquerade

Prime Minister Edi Rama drew a review of the most prominent events of the week in the post office “Flasim”, where he essentially put participation in the Peace Board, where he also spoke about the situation in The Hague for the former KLA leaders.

The “Visita in Washington for the inaugural meeting of the Peace Board was undoubtedly the most special moment this week. Albania proudly sat down at a table opening a new chapter in global architecture, as a founding member of the Peace Board.

I am certainly pleased with the echo of the word I carried on behalf of Albania, where I confirmed our country's participation in the international Stabilisation Force in Gaza, but above all, I conveyed our national concern for the incredible International Justice masquerade in The Hague, to Hashim Thaci and Kosovo deliverers.

I am confident that the new level of sensibility related to that court, to this day, without any democratic standards, where the prosecution was ashamed to prove that the KLA was a criminal enterprise and was finally released in despair with the brutal demand for 45 years in prison for Hashim Thaci and the other three leaders of the liberation war, will influence the accountability of the court, which must choose between justice for Kosovo and the shame of Kosovo's stainers, the innocence of the victims and the humiliation of their persecutors, the dignity of a court and the ultimate self-ding of the court,<0> said./Periscopi/