Serbia won’t indict Kosovo PM

Serbia will not indict Kosovo Albanian PM Hashim Thaci because he is beyond reach of the Serbian legal bodies, Deputy War Crimes Prosecutor Bruno Vekaric says. “If someone is beyond reach of our legal bodies, it is not logical to institute a proceeding since it would be much alike a political trial. Moreover, it would be very difficult to execute justice in the absence of the defendant,” he told daily Blic. Serbia won’t indict Kosovo PM The Serbian War Crimes Prosecutor's Office has instituted two separate proceedings against the members of the so-called “Drenica group”, which, according to the report by Council of Europe (CoE) investigator Dick Marty, was headed by Thaci. The prime suspect in one of the proceedings is Thaci, while in the other it is Fatmir Limaj. The second proceeding is being carried out with concordance of the Hague Tribunal, since Limaj is a Hague indictee. The Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) adopted on December 16 the draft report of illegal organ trafficking carried out in Kosovo and Albania, and the accompanying draft resolution of Marty, who named the Kosovo PM the main leader of the group engaged in organ harvesting. Hashim Thaci (Beta, file)

Serbia won’t indict Kosovo PM

The Serbian War Crimes Prosecutor's Office has instituted two separate proceedings against the members of the so-called “Drenica group”, which, according to the report by Council of Europe (CoE) investigator Dick Marty, was headed by Thaci. The prime suspect in one of the proceedings is Thaci, while in the other it is Fatmir Limaj.

The second proceeding is being carried out with concordance of the Hague Tribunal, since Limaj is a Hague indictee.

The Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) adopted on December 16 the draft report of illegal organ trafficking carried out in Kosovo and Albania, and the accompanying draft resolution of Marty, who named the Kosovo PM the main leader of the group engaged in organ harvesting.