CDHRF reacts to vandalism against Slovenian businesses (Kosovapress)
Kosovo urges Slovenia to release detained ex-PM (Reuters)
Kosovo's prime minister has called his Slovenian counterpart to ask for the release of a Kosovar opposition leader and former guerrilla commander detained on Wednesday on a war crimes warrant issued by Serbia.
The arrest of Ramush Haradinaj, who served briefly as prime minister of Kosovo in 2004-05, has infuriated Kosovars, many of whom consider him a hero for his role in fighting Serbian forces during the 1998-99 Kosovo war.
Ramush Haradinaj detained in Slovenia on Serbia’s arrest warrant (Koha)
Haradinaj reacts on the arrest of AAK official (Gazeta Blic)
Ramush Haradinaj, the leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), reacted on the arrest of the AAK official, saying that when state security instruments arrest a member of the Presidency of an opposition party, it cannot be called anything but a systematic terror of power towards the voice of the opposition. Muhamet Kelmendi, senior official of the AAK was arrested yesterday by the Kosovo Police in relation to a possible terrorist attack.
Opposition demands the government to cease any activity related to special court (Koha)
The leaders of the opposition parties through an open letter addressed to the President Atifete Jahjaga, Assembly Speaker Kadri Veseli, Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and Foreign Minister Hashim Thaci, demanded the government of Kosovo to immediately cease any activity related to the special court. The letter stressed that the constitutional amendments for the establishment of the special court violate the constitutional provisions regarding the sovereignty of judiciary.
Haradinaj: Recent events in FYROM, shocking (Radio Dukagjini)
Haradinaj: AAK deputies will not vote establishment of the special court (lajmi.net)
“No, I had an opportunity to inform you about this. We have a political position, we do not vote the special court,” he said.