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Massive protests are underway in Pristina, organized by the Veterans Organization of the Kosovo Liberation Army, to support former KLA leaders recently convicted of war crimes. Police have increased security and called for peaceful demonstrations, while Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Besnik Hamza have discussed ways to address the Special Court's decision. The verdict has prompted strong reactions, with calls for an appeal and statements from the Albanian Parliament asserting that the ruling…
Kallxo:
Mass Protest Today in Support of Former KLA Leaders
A nationwide protest is scheduled to take place in 'Skënderbeu' Square in Pristina, organized by the Veterans Organization of the Kosovo Liberation Army, in support of former KLA leaders.
Telegrafi:
Protest in Pristina in support of former UCK leaders
Thousands of citizens are protesting in Pristina to support former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) who are on trial.
Gazeta Express:
81 Years Prison for Four Former KLA Leaders, Kosovo Reacted Strongly…
Following the sentencing of four former KLA leaders to a total of 81 years in prison, Kosovo experienced strong reactions, including protests and calls for an appeal.
Kallxo:
Kurti and Hamza Meet to Discuss Special Court Decision
Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Besnik Hamza met to discuss ways and methods to rectify the decision of the Special Court.
Kallxo:
Albanian Parliament: Hague Verdict Cannot Rewrite Kosovo's History
The Albanian Parliament issued a statement asserting that the verdict in The Hague cannot rewrite the history of Kosovo.
Gazeta Express:
Increased Measures for OVL-UÇK Protest, Police Urge Participants Not to Use…
Police have announced heightened security measures for an upcoming protest called by the Veterans Organization of the Kosovo Liberation Army (OVL-UÇK), urging participants to refrain from using masks and forceful objects.
Telegrafi:
Prosecution calls for caution during protest, warns against masks
As protests take place today, the police are urging participants to be careful and responsible, and to avoid throwing hard objects or wearing masks.
Telegrafi:
Reactions after verdict for Special Court: Will there be any change?
Live reactions and commentary following the verdict handed down by the Special Court, questioning whether it will lead to any significant changes.
Telegrafi:
Bosch: The new President of Kosovo might pardon those convicted by the Special…
A statement by Bosch suggesting that the newly elected President of Kosovo may have the authority to pardon individuals convicted by the Special Court.
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