Ferdonije Qerkezi joined the rallies in support of the Kosovo Liberation Army leaders with the iconic dinner table set for 6, a tribute to her husband and 4 sons who were forcibly disappeared by the Serbian regime.
Hashim Thaci, Kadri Veseli, Jakup Krasniqi dhe Rexhep Selimi jane dhe mbeten heronj te lirise sone.
Procesi gjyqesor ndaj tyne ka nje ngarkese te kjarte politike, me tendence per te relativizu krimet e regjimit serb.
A ka pas pakjartesi rreth ngjarjeve te luftes?
Po, ka pas.
A duhet te adresohen ato?
Padyshim qe po.
Megjithate, cdo ngjarje duhet te gjykohet duke marre parasysh kontekstin e kohes dhe rrethanat e asaj periudhe.
Neutralizimi i bashkepunetoreve te aparatit serb qe demtonte rezistencen tone nuk mund te trajtohet jashte ketij realiteti.
Ne nje lufte per mbijetese, nuk ekzistonte mundesia apo luksi per te toleruar ata qe rrezikonin projektin tone per clirim.
Pikerisht ate liri po e gezojme sot.
Serbia has failed to accept and deal with its past crimes. That is why today it denies the genocide and crimes committed in Bosnia and Kosova. If it had faced its past, it might not be led by the same figures who were in power during Milosevic's regime.
Here is another remnant of the Milosevic era: Maja Gojković, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Culture of Serbia, who walked out of the room when the pavilion of the Republic of Kosova with artist Doruntina Kastrati received an award at La Biennale di Venezia, one of the most prestigious cultural institutions, established in 1895.
🔴 The European Parliament adopts resolution stating that the final agreement between Kosovo and Serbia should be "based on mutual recognition".
This is the first time a European institution has adopted a document that explicitly mentions mutual recognition between 🇽🇰 & 🇷🇸.
Kosova’s Official Entry for Oscars!
Based on an inspiring true story, Hive tells the story of empowerment, resilience and triumph of Fahrije Hoti and the women of Krusha in a situation when giving up is knocking on your door.
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Kosovo’s minimum wage is 130 euros a month. It is the lowest in the Balkans, and one of the lowest in all of Europe. Why is it so low? #Kosovo#economy
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