Eliott Behar, former domestic criminal prosecutor and international war crimes prosecutor, writes in an op-ed for EUobserver that as Interpol’s General Assembly prepares to vote on whether to admit Kosovo as its newest member, there is little question that Kosovo meets the criteria for membership. “It has a large police force, numbering over 8,000 employees (including 12 percent ethnic Serbian officers) and operating within a unified chain of command under the ministry of the interior. There seems little reason for concern with respect to Kosovo’s good faith cooperation with Interpol or its ability to maintain confidentiality — and certainly not in comparison with other members of the organisation,” Behar writes.
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