Jablanovic condemns attack against Klokot/Kllokot Serb
(RTK2 & Klan Kosova)
Srpska List chairman, Aleksandar Jablanovic, said that the recent stabbing of young Serb in Klokot/Kllokot clearly demonstrates that some people in Kosovo are against the Serbs.
He said that Serb youth should not be handicapped and covered in blood by the terror of those who believe to be above the law.
Jablanovic called upon KFOR, EULEX, Prime Minister and Government to react against this attack and to mobilize all relevant security structures to solve this case.
Jablanovic statement came after the incident which happened on Saturday, in the municipality of Klokot/Kllokot, where a 23 year-old Serb, Milos Stevic, has been stabbed by a group of unidentified persons.
RTK2 reported that Stevic has received the necessary medical treatment in Gracanica/Graçanicë health centre and that his health condition is stable.
Representatives of Srpska List and the Mayor of Ranilug/Ranillug municipality visited the victim on Sunday.
Ismet Hashani, the spokesperson of Kosovo Police for Gjilan/Gnjilane region told to RTK2, that the police launched investigation about this case and that they already identified a potential suspect.
Meanwhile, according to RTK2, the residents of Klokot/Kllokot feel unsafe following this incident.
Mustafa: 2015 a challenging and important year
(Most monitored broadcasters, KTV)
Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa said that 2015 will be challenging and important decisions are expected to be taken. He mentioned the decision to establish the Special Court, agreement on border demarcation with Montenegro, the dialogue with Serbia, and reaching of the important agreements with Serbia.
Mustafa, through a post in his personal Facebook account, wrote that in next coming days the Government will search for the best option to conclude the issue of the transformation of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) into Armed Force of Kosovo.
Vetëvendosje reiterates stance against the Association
(Most monitored broadcasters, KTV)
Vetëvendosje continues to criticize the agreement for establishing the Association of Serb majority municipalities.
During Vetëvendosje’s General Council meeting, the chairperson of this movement, Visar Ymeri, said that the establishment of the Association of Serb majority municipalities might disintegrate the Republic.
According to Ymeri, Kosovo negotiators with Serbia, namely Isa Mustafa, Hashim Thaçi and Edita Tahiri are the main deniers of the Republic of Kosovo. Ymeri emphasized that in order to establish the Association, the Constitution needs to be amended because, as he said, the Association violates the Constitution.
Ymeri said that the Association, by controlling the natural resources of Kosovo, will block any opportunity for Kosovo’s economic development.
Civil society against financial support to the accused persons by Special Court
(KTV)
The law on legal protection and financial support of the potentially accused persons in legal processes at the Specialized Chambers continues to be challenged even after a month since its approval.
Civil society is against Article 3 of this law, which stipulates the legal protection for the accused persons. However, what is considered as fair is the financial support for family members of the accused persons since the Special Court will be located outside Kosovo.
Despites the opposition and the numerous critics that the law on legal protection and financial support of the potentially accused persons in legal processes at the Specialized Chambers violates the human rights, civil society did not filed any request at the Ombudsperson to initiate the revision of this Law at the Constitutional Court.
Kosovo Ombudsperson, Hilmi Jashari, earlier said that as soon as the law is published in the official page, he would study it and if there is any violation he would submit the law for interpretation at the Constitutional Court.
However, this can barely happen if the civil society itself does not request such an action.
Kosovo Ombudsperson, through said to KTV that so far the Ombudsperson did not receive any request from civil society to initiate the procedures for the revision of this Law.
Artan Krasniqi of Kosovo Democratic Institute said that there should be support for family members of persons accused by Special Court because; they would have to travel to see their family relatives, since the Special Court would be located abroad. Krasniqi expressed against financial support for legal protection to persons accused by Special Court.
Petrit Zogaj of “FOL” and Dren Doli of GLPS expressed same stance against the financial support to persons accused by Special Court but emphasizing that families of the accused should be supported.
Opposition parties also are against this Law as they are in general against the Special Court.
Kosovo Police officer wounded in Pejë/Pec
(Most monitored broadcasters, KTV)
A Kosovo Police officer has been wounded on Saturday night in the village Radavc of Pejë/Pec municipality.
Koha.net sources informed that the KP officer was wounded while trying to prevent an attempted robbery.
The case has been confirmed by Kosovo Police. According to Kosovo Police, the officer received the medical treatment in Pejë/Pec hospital whereas he suffered minor injuries.
The wounded police officer is Arben Daci, whereas the suspected shooter is Agim Adani from Tropoja of Albania. The suspected shooter, in July this year, wounded another police officer, in village Gorazhdevc of Pejë/Pec whereas he is still at large.
