Spiropal for The Hague trial: We're not intrusing, but we need to create perceptions that are equal to the aggressor.

Spiropal has said Albania respects international justice and its independence, but the same must be impartial and can't walk on two standards and put the aggressor's victim in the same legal, moral and historical plan

“Processes in The Hague are an important moment. We respect international justice and its independence. But it must be impartial and disconnected from any collective reading. It can walk with two double standards, it can produce the perception that the victim and aggressor are placed in the same legal, moral, and historical plan. Kosovo's war was power struggle, it was a struggle for survival and freedom after a long period of terror against the civilian population”, Spiropali has said, Express reports, broadcast. Periscope.

Any process related to the period of war must be fully aware of the context, the disproproportion of force, and the reality of crimes against the civilian population”, it has added.

Spiropal has said Albania does not intervene in the process, nor does any judicial decision, but it is obligated to say that justice must be complete, without international standards and human rights violations

“We do not intervene in the process and prejudge any judicial decisions, but we have moral and historical obligation that justice should be complete without international legal violations of human rights, but not partial justice”, it has said.

No judicial process should create the perception that history is being written in a balanced manner. No process should make room for the idea that a people's resistance for freedom will be placed in the same moral plan as the pressure policy that preceded it”, Spiropali added.

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