Ekrem Bajrovic found guilty of war crimes even in retrial, sentenced to 12 years in prison

Ekrem Bajrovic by the Special Prosecutor is being charged with <x0) war crimes against the civilian population” in Istog and in surrounding villages in 1998-1999.

The announcement of this act was made Friday, on 03.07.26, by Judge Avni Syla.

According to the indictment, accused Ekrem Bajrovic is forced to pay the expenses of the judicial wig in the amount of 300 euros, as well as the amount of 100 euros for the crime victims' fund, Kalxo.com reports, broadcast Periscopi.

The accused with particular rulings continued the detention measures until the full might of this act.

The injured in implementing the property-juridical demand were directed to regular jurdico-civil conflict.

Disgruntled parties against this bias have the right to complaint in the 30-day term.

What does the Prosecutor's File on Ekrem Bajrovitch say?

According to Aktakuza during the 1998-1999 war in Istog and in the villages around Bajrovic has contributed to the application of depressing murder measures, raids, beatings, torture, arrest, torture and inhuman treatment of the civilian population.

These actions are accused of committing as a member of Serbian police and military forces individually, as well as in co-ordination with other people.

Aktakuza says that in the village of Staradran, in 08.05.1999, the civil population column heading towards Albania had been stopped by Serbian police and military forces ʹ, part of which was Bayrovic, with whom boys and men were separated from the rest of the group.

Initially they were taken from money and other valuables, and then placed in the courtyard of a person in which they were lined up, with their hands raised up and faced by the court wall, by which Serb forces had physically attacked them and beaten them with various means, dealt with in the indictment.

During this time, according to the indictment, Serbian police and military forces were addressed in the words: “Where is your NATO?

The Actakuz says they were later sent to a house where at least 16 Albanian civilians had been shot. Only one of them had survived, though injured.

Meanwhile, according to Aktakuza, the accused in 07.05.1999 had participated in the arrest, kidnapping and mistreatment of 84 Albanian civilians, who had originally separated them from the column and had taken all money and valuables.

Later, these were sent to Gurakovc, a local where they had been tortured and tortured in an inhuman way and then transferred to the Police Station in Gurakovc.

According to Aktakuza the column has led the accused Ekrem Bajrovic with Bosnian nationalism, who had hit with the back of the gun a person on the right side under the ribs.

And then, according to Aktakuza, after the deployment of civilians in the Police Station, they have been tortured inhuman ways; psychic violence has plagued them for life. In addition to severe bodily injuries, trauma and health consequences are said to have been caused.

According to Aktakuza, these actions are sanctioned according to local laws, as well as the Geneva International Convention.