Haradinaj ordered back to Hague

The Tribunal has ordered the former KLA commander to return to the Hague detention by February 26.

Izvor: Beta

Friday, 02.02.2007.

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Haradinaj ordered back to Hague

The former KLA commanders will be tried by the Trial Chamber composed of Dutch judge Alphons Orie, and two ‘ad litem’ judges: Ole Bjorn Stole of Norway and Frank Hoepfel of Austria.

Presiding judge has scheduled a pre-trial conference for March 1. The three accused will re-enter their pleas on the 21 revised and amended counts of the indictment that contains 37 counts in total.

Ramush Haradinaj, who was in charge of a KLA operational zone, is charged with prosecution and forced expusion of Serb civilians, as well as Albanians and Romas suspected of collaboration with the Serbian authorities.

Haradinaj surrendered himself to the Tribunal on March 9, 2005, after stepping down as the Kosovo’s prime minister. Priština handed over Idriz Balaj and Lahi Bahimaj the same day. In their first appearance before the court, the three accused pleaded ‘not guilty’ on all charges.

The Tribunal had temporarily released Haradinaj from custody three months after he turned himself in. The Hague granted him the right to a limited presence in the media as the leader of the Alliance for Kosovo’s Future.

Balaj and Brahimaj await the trial in detention.

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