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- Organs of state
Dec 15th 2010, 14:13 by T.J. PRISTINA
Dec 15th 2010, 14:13 by T.J. PRISTINA
A SUCCESSFUL referendum on Kosovo’s European future was how Hashim Thaci (pictured), the prime minister, described Kosovo’s general election on December 12th, its first since independence in 2008. Mr Thaci’s Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) claims to have won the election, with 33.5% of the vote. But the news since the polls closed has been so bad that this future cannot be taken for granted....more...
the economist
-Kosovo's PM linked to trade in human organs
By Rob Hastings and Vesna Peric Zimonjic in Belgrade
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Kosovo's Prime Minister Hashim Thaçi headed a mafia-style organised crime ring in the late 1990s that engaged in assassinations, beatings, organ trafficking and other crimes, says a draft report released yesterday....more...
independent.co.uk
-Kosovo's Prime Minister Linked To Organ Trafficking By Council Of Europe
December 15, 2010
By RFE/RL
Days after Kosovo's current Prime Minister Hasim Thaci's party emerged the front-runner in a general election, a draft report by a European investigator has accused Thaci and former commanders of the Kosovo Liberation Army of organizing organ trafficking after the conflict with Serbian security forces ended in 1999.
By RFE/RL
Days after Kosovo's current Prime Minister Hasim Thaci's party emerged the front-runner in a general election, a draft report by a European investigator has accused Thaci and former commanders of the Kosovo Liberation Army of organizing organ trafficking after the conflict with Serbian security forces ended in 1999.
The report by Council of Europe special rapporteur Dick Marty suggests Thaci, the wartime political leader of the ethnic Albanian guerrilla group, was one of the key players in the traffic of prisoners' organs....more...
radio free europe
-Investigator Calls For Truth About Kosovo Organ-Trafficking Ring
December 16, 2010
By RFE/RL
Council of Europe investigator Dick Marty has defended his report on organ-trafficking in Kosovo and Albania, saying his draft report is aimed at encouraging the search for truth.
By RFE/RL
Council of Europe investigator Dick Marty has defended his report on organ-trafficking in Kosovo and Albania, saying his draft report is aimed at encouraging the search for truth.
Marty's report, which was unveiled this week following a two-year investigation, accuses former commanders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) of organizing organ-trafficking after the conflict with Serb security forces ended in 1999....more...
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