Anger has filled the streets of Prishtina tonight as citizens protest the multiple failures of state institutions in the latest femicide case. Arlinda Zekaj, from Peja, wrote to the prosecutor in her city three days before being brutally killed by her former brother-in-law. In fact, she was killed inside her home just 10 minutes after police returned her there from the station, where she had once again reported domestic violence. Protesters are demanding the resignations of the ministers of Justice and Interior.
One of the world's most brutal murderers is finally dead.
At 84 years old the former Bosnian Serb general, Ratko Mladić lived way longer than he allowed his tens of thousands of victims.
The more than 7000 Muslim men and boys he had slaughtered in Srebrenica will be his enduring shame.
At least he was tried by an International Criminal Tribunal and found guilty of his enormous crimes of genocide.
I am proud of the work we journalists did in the 90s to document his crimes against humanity, to finally hold him accountable.