Murder of women in Kosovo ..

The 18-year-old, Marigona Osmani from Ferizaj, on Sunday, August 22, 2021, was sent without signs of life to the emergency room by her husband, Dardan Krivaqa and Arbër Sejdiu.

Dradan Krivaqa (29 years old) is suspected of killing his wife, while Arbër Sejdiu (32 years old) is suspected of hiding Dardan’s crime.

This case marks only one of the serious murders of women in Kosovo, as over the years in our country there have been several murders of women, mainly by their husbands.

Diana Kastrati was killed in 2011, also by her husband, Adnan Jashari.

He had killed Diana just a few meters away from home, at noon.

Diana’s case came after her request for urgent protection against domestic violence was not accepted by the Court of Prishtina.

And, until 10 years have passed since Diana’s murder, her husband suspected of this murder, is still on the run.

Zejnepe Berisha died on October 23, 2015 as a result of injuries received by her husband Nebihu.

Nebihu’s husband, in the presence of the minor, had deprived Zejnepen of her life by knowing her 20 (twenty) times in a row, in all parts of the body, persistently and in a brutal manner.

In this case, the court had decided that the perpetrator should be sentenced to 12 years in prison, but after pressure and analysis of the circumstances and manner of the murder, this sentence was increased to 17 years in prison.

In 2015, one of the heaviest vehicles occurred, which shook Kosovo.

The 24-year-old, Donjeta Pajazitaj, from Strellci i Deçanit, was killed by his cousin Naser Pajazitaj.

November 9, 2015, Donjeta had disappeared, to be found and killed after 6 weeks in the mountains of the village.

After many scenarios of suspicion about this case, it turned out that Donjeta was killed by his cousin, Naser Pajazitaj, who during the time that Donjeta was missing had stayed close to the victim’s family.

And, almost 6 years after the case, the court gave the final verdict regarding this murder, sentencing Naser Pajazitaj to life imprisonment.

While Zejnepe Berisha in 2015 was killed by her daughter, Valbona Ndrecaj (34 years old) was killed together with her 9-year-old daughter, by her husband Pjetër Ndrecaj, in August 2018.

The indictment explained that Valbona had been stabbed in the chest and head while the girl was behind the ear.

The prosecution clearly explained the couple’s conflict and the functioning of two problem-solving systems, state law and canon law.

A few weeks before the shooting, Peter was arrested by the Police, suspected of su.lm against his wife.

He was detained for 30 days, and after his release he started to solve his problem on canonical grounds.

At the time when the Gjakova Prosecution was dealing with the investigation of Valbona’s beating, Pjetri had gathered the men and according to what is called custom, he had gone to Valbona’s family, to try to reconcile with him.

There, as it is written in the indictment, they were received by the family with coffee and ra.ki.

In 2018, there was a serious murder of a woman.

Sevdije Berisha found her dead after her husband, Isen Berisha, had beaten her several times with a goose on her head and other parts of her body.

All this had happened while she was asleep.

In addition to killing the woman, Isen Berisha had also attacked his pregnant reindeer Arlinda, who tried to prevent the mother.

She was go.ditur on the head and on the left arm with so.dap.

Another incident that shook Kosovo is that of Armenda Aliu, also by her husband, in August 2019.

The couple had a few days to come from Switzerland to Kosovo for vacation.

The couple’s problems had caused the 61-year-old to take his life with his wife, 42-year-old, just a few meters away from their house, in the “Hysni Morina” neighborhood of Prizren.

Police had found 15 bullet casings at the scene, which were fired from the reload with which it is suspected that the whole serious incident took place.

Sabile Mavrovqani from Kamenica also died of severe wounds caused by days of metal spraying.

She was killed by her husband Nuhiu in July 2020.

According to the indictment, due to constant family disputes, he intentionally deprived of life his wife, now deceased, so that after the conversation, the same with a suitable tool – a metal shu. left and on the head, which after falling to the floor, again continued to go.

Nuhi Mavrovqani had confessed to the crime until he was sentenced to life imprisonment.

Tomislav Nikolic asks for forgiveness for the Srebrenica massacre of 8,000 Muslims in 1995, but doesn’t stop calling it genocide

Serbia’s nationalist President Tomislav Nikolic has for the first time personally apologized for the Srebrenica massacre of 8,000 Muslims in 1995, but has not labeled it genocide.

“I kneel down and ask Serbia for forgiveness for the crime committed in Srebrenica,” Nikolic said on Thursday in an interview that is to be broadcast on Bosnian national television and parts of which were broadcast on You Tube.

“I apologize for the crimes that each individual has committed on behalf of our state and our people,” he said in the interview.

Nikolic’s office confirmed the authenticity of the statement to the AFP news agency.

Al-Jazeeras Aljosa Milenkovic reported from Belgrade: “Maybe it sounds like a small political earthquake here in the Balkans, as President Nikolic apologizes for the crimes that the Serbs committed during the violent breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s.”

“But if you read more in the interview, he still didn’t recognize what happened in Srebrenica as genocide.”

During the Balkan War between 1992 and 1996, thousands of Bosnians, mostly Muslims, were killed by Serb soldiers.

After his election in May last year, Nikolic caused a sensation in the region by refusing to recognize that the massacre in the Bosnian enclave was genocidal, despite being ruled as such by two international courts.

Nikolic said at the time: “There was no genocide in Srebrenica”.

Emir Suljagic, a survivor of the Srebrenica massacre, told Al Jazeera that Nikolic and the government were “two-faced”.

“Mind you, we are dealing with a hard-line nationalist who is letting Kosovo go,” he added, saying that the president’s apology was “one of the many apologies made by the president in the Balkans.”

War Crimes Trial

Up until five years ago, Nikolic was a top official of the ultra-nationalist Serbian Radical Party, which denied that the Serbian armed forces committed crimes during the Balkan Wars.

Their leader Vojislav Seselj is currently on trial for war crimes before the United Nations International Criminal Court for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague.

While this is Nikolic’s first apology to Srebrenica, Serbia has expressed regret over the deaths in the past.

In 2010, the Serbian parliament passed a historic declaration condemning the Srebrenica massacre, as a gesture that ended years of denial by Serbian politicians about the extent of the murders, but Nikolic did not support the move at the time.

Nikolic’s predecessor Boris Tadic also apologized in 2005 at a memorial service to the victims of Srebrenica.

Both the ICTY and the United Nations Supreme Court, the International Court of Justice, have labeled the Srebrenica massacre as genocide.

Bosnian Serb political and military leaders Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic are currently on trial for genocide over their roles in the ICTY massacre.

Hasan Ferracaku, who was injured in the massacre of Velipoja, where 4 people lost their lives, has given his testimony regarding the serious event. Among the victims of the massacre is his brother Kujtim Ferracaku.

According to the 54-year-old, Hasan Ferracaku, that night a debate took place at the deck chairs, which according to him were placed in their space.

He further stated that they went to the Gocajve hotel to clarify the division of the beach space and that they were asked to reach an agreement.

Ferracaku has indicated that Gocaj had violated in their territory, after he had made an application that had given him the right to use that space.

He said that during the conversation, irritations started and then weapons were used.

The 54-year-old also accused the Gocaj brothers, both killed, that they had shot his brother Kujtim and that he had reacted in self-defense. Hasan Ferracaku said that he did not have a weapon.

“Initially we held a debate on the sunbeds on the beach because they placed them in the place where this year we had the right after the application we made. After that debate we went to the Gocaj Hotel for dinner to clarify with the Gocaj family. We sat at the table to talk. We have told them to find a deal, as they had previously placed the sunbeds a while this year this right was ours based on the applications.

They have refused, saying they have to wait until their place is determined. During the conversation, the debate started and things got worse, causing the weapons to be used as well. We went to talk and find a solution for the sunbeds, but the situation worsened and after the gunshots I do not know what happened anymore. I know they shot at the brother and the rest of us and at that moment the brother defended himself. “I did not shoot and we only went to talk because there are people we knew and we had a good relationship, but the situation got out of control,” said the 54-year-old, who is in the Trauma Hospital. /Century

The Municipality of Prishtina has foreseen that the green field at the Technical Faculty will be allocated space for the construction of the German Embassy in Prishtina.

However, this proposal is being opposed by a citizen of Prishtina.

He asked the municipal councilors to vote against item 3 of the agenda in the meeting of May 7, where this proposal is expected to be approved.

The revolted citizen has shown that the neighborhood ‘Mati1’, a part of the neighborhood ‘Bregu i Dielli’, that of ‘Ulpiana’ was used by family members as a recreational point.

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# PUBLIC REQUEST / PRAYER
Assembly Advisors, Municipality of Prishtina
Agim Kuleta, Netja Bejta, Jeta Rafuna, Egzon Azemi, Arbër Vokrri Besnik Mujeci Leonora Shabani Bajraktari Leutrim Retkoceri Sami Boroci Blerand Stavileci Valbona Pula Petrovci
Mimoza F Sylejmani Nazlie Bala
Dear,
Please vote AGAINST, in item no. 3, of the agenda in the next meeting on May 7, 2021!
If the pine park behind the UCCK Pediatric Clinic is the land that will be proposed for use to the German Embassy, ​​please vote AGAINST!
I am writing to you, I am a resident of Mati neighborhood, “Muharrem Fejza” street, in Prishtina!
Prishtina, expanding without a plan and with wild constructions, is almost completely concreted. Many new neighborhoods, such as the one I live in, have a severe shortage of green space.
We, the neighborhood “Mati 1 (hospital neighborhood)”, a part of the neighborhood “Sunshine Coast” and the neighborhood “Ulpiana”, as a recreational space, as a family park use the green field under the technical faculty! This field is located near the “Ministry of Trade and Industry”, so in front of the space that the executive of our Municipality has allocated for the construction of the new building for the Embassy of Germany!
Ladies and gentlemen, the space dedicated to the construction of the embassy building in question, is planted with pines and there are many of them! They are grown and are extremely important to the air and the environment around them. Since I mentioned above the importance of greenery in Prishtina, its absence, cutting these pines would further degrade this issue!
As you may know, that space is adjacent to the city hospital, ie completely adjacent to the pediatric ward! Think how much the presence of those pines affects the healing of children!
Finally, the Mayor and his “vassals”:
Give up this space, in the name of the environment, in the name of health, children and the elderly and in the name of European values!
Sincerely and confidently in your reflection,
Dren Shahini
Resident of the neighborhood “Mati 1”, Prishtina
[email protected]

The chairman of AAK, Ramush Haradinaj, has remembered the fallen in the massacre of Studies of Vushtrri, on its 22nd anniversary.

He says that the Serbian army forces in 1999 had removed many people from the convoys that had fled to Albania, where they were then massacred.

“They removed from the column hundreds of people who had taken the road to Albania. They spared neither the minors nor the grandparents. They were the barbarians who kept us under occupation for decades. Twenty-two years ago in Studime of Vushtrri, a crime took place that still remains unpunished. Except that justice has not been done, horrible is the attempt to deny the macabre crime. Entire families have given their blood for the freedom of Kosovo, and how little we have done as a society and state for them. The right for victims will never be complete but we must be united in seeking it. Always sharing the pain with those who lost loved ones, feeling that pain, and honoring and protecting the value that was created by the sacrifice of the fallen “, wrote Haradinaj on the social network Facebook. / Voice

The pandemic has become the reason that tomorrow there will be only homage, without any memorial academy for the anniversary of the Study Massacre.

On the occasion of the 22nd anniversary of one of the largest massacres committed by Serbian forces in Kosovo, killing 109 Albanians for an hour and a half in the village of Studime in Vushtrri, tomorrow, May 2, due to the situation with the Covid Pandemic 19, only homage is paid for the fallen.

“Tributes are paid on Sunday, May 2 at 10:30 in the Martyrs’ Cemetery in the village of Studime in Vushtrri” announces the municipality of Vushtrri, writes Vushtrriaonline.

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Italian police have arrested a 28-year-old man of Albanian origin as an accomplice in the Nice massacre of July 14, 2016. It is about the young Endri Elezi, who was arrested in Sparanise, in the province of Caserta in Italy.

According to Italian media, the 28-year-old Albanian was wanted following an arrest warrant issued by French authorities, as he was responsible for supplying weapons to the perpetrator of the massacre, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel.

The young man was identified by the agents of the Naples Digo and Caserta, coordinated by the Naples prosecutor’s office, thanks to information gathered by the Anti-Terrorism.

In the massacre of July 14, 2016 in Nice, France, over 80 people lost their lives while hundreds of others were injured as a truck fired on the crowd gathered to celebrate the national day of July 14./A2

22 years ago, numerous Serbian police, military and paramilitary forces in Beleg, Deçan, killed and massacred 49 Albanians.

This is one of the largest massacres carried out by Serbian paramilitary forces, who in 1999 launched a savage offensive against the population of Irzniq and Beleg, a day after they were defeated by the Kosovo Liberation Army.

Even today, the fate of the 33 missing in this village and other villages in Deçan remains unresolved.

Although investigative teams, first from UNMIK, then EULEX, had taken up the case, gathering numerous pieces of evidence, witness statements presented directly to the Hague Tribunal, but also the autopsy of the bodies of the crime, until now no one has been arrested./express

Today, on the 22nd anniversary of the Krusha e Madhe massacre, presidential candidate Vjosa Osmani commemorated her.

Osmani said that the massacre of this village still remains an open wound for a part of her family.

“Today marks 22 years since the massacre of Krusha e Madhe, which in addition to authentic evidence of the action of the genocidal regime of Serbia, still remains an open wound for a part of the family of this village. “They are very missing, whose fate still remains hostage, worry and anxiety not only for family members, but also for the state of Kosovo”, she wrote in a post on “Facebook”.

She also stressed that on this day we understand the weight and the price we paid for the freedom of the country.

“Two decades later, the massacre of Krusha e Madhe is the voice of conscience calling for justice and clarification of the fate of the missing. “Remembering this day, today we understand the weight and the price we paid for the freedom of the country!”, Said further Osmani. / Voice

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Today marks 22 years since the massacre of Krusha e Madhe, which in addition to authentic evidence of the action of the genocidal regime of Serbia, still remains an open wound for some of the family members of this village.

They are very missing, whose fate still remains hostage, worry and anxiety not only for family members, but also for the state of Kosovo.

In a two-day operation, the Serbian regime manifested unprecedented brutality, separating men and boys from their wives and mothers and executing 243 people.

Two decades later, the Krusha e Madhe massacre is the voice of conscience calling for justice and clarification of the fate of the missing.

Remembering this day, we today understand the weight and the price we paid for the freedom of the country!

Freedom does not make sense without addressing the responsibility for the executors of this massacre, as there can be no lasting peace in the region!

We will not stop telling the truth about the Krusha massacre, anywhere and anytime. We will never stop to stay close to families and tell them that their pain is ours and that as state institutions we will not back down in our quest for justice!

May the memory of the 243 killed in Krusha e Madhe be eternal!

22 years ago, specifically from 25 to 27 March 1999, in Krusha of Rahovec, 243 people were massacred by Serbian forces, while 893 private and social houses were burned.

The massacre in Krusha e Madhe is the largest that happened in Kosovo during the war of 1998-1999.

Many people from this Krusha e Madhe are still missing. The Krusha e Madhe massacre was part of the indictment for war crimes against Balkan butcher Slobodan Milosevic and several other Serbian political and military leaders.

Despite this, for this massacre, there was never a proper investigation process and no one has been directly convicted for the crimes committed in this village./KosovaPress/