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Singing the hits of '99

11 December 2009 | By Alex Anderson

Alex Anderson Until lately, Kosovo had a decade of padding to quarantine itself from the rawness, violence and fear that clasped to the coattails of liberation in 1999, infecting the “provisional government” months that followed, carrying their bacillus of internecine murder – of alleged collaborators and of LDK members -- a good two years into the new decade (even longer in Ramush-land). It’s just been ripped away. 1999 is back. In our faces.


International Court Hearing On Kosovo Ends
11 December 2009 | Bojana Barlovac

International Court of Justice, ICJ, ended on Friday the nine-day long public hearing on whether the declaration of Kosovo independence went against international law.

Macedonia PM: No Room for EU Skepticism
11 December 2009 | Sinisa-Jakov Marusic

There is no room for EU skepticism, Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski said Friday afternoon after his meeting with the EU ambassador to the country, Erwan Fouere and the other leaders of the main political parties.

Kondic et al: A Novel for Each Day
14 December 2009 |

Prosecution witnesses speak about the participation of Vinko Kondic in certain events in Kljuc in 1992 and recall the torture they suffered in that town.



Serbian Police Arrest 5 War Crimes Suspects

Belgrade | 06 November 2009 | Bojana Barlovac
 
Serbia's Special Court in Belgrade
Serbia's Special Court in Belgrade
Serbian police arrested five persons Thursday night suspected of having committed war crimes against civilians in eastern Bosnia.

In an interview with Beta news agency, War Crimes Prosecution Spokesperson Bruno Vekaric said that there is a reasonable suspicion that the arrested had killed at least 23 Roma civilians on 11 July, 1992.

Vekaric pointed out that while the five connected to the case are in custody, the sixth and last suspect is already serving his sentence in a jail.

The identities of the five arrested remain undisclosed.

As specified in the Prosecution’s statement, the victims were first imprisoned and then physically and mentally tortured. The women were raped, men were forced to have homosexual intercourse, while a granddaughter and her grandfather were forced to have oral sex.

The statement also reports that three women were taken to the villages of Malesic, Petkovci and Drinjaca where they were kept at home, while at least 22 civilians were taken to the pits in the village Hamzic where they were killed.


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