"In the spring of 2009, Ms. Xharra received death threats, openly published in the pro-government daily Infopress. No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals."
(Zoran, 30 October 2012 17:36)
Yes, it's not only specific to Serbian journalists to receive death threats when they dare to investigate and publish/broadcast stories about criminals, mafia, corrupt politicians. Well, in case of Kosovo, many people are politicians, mafia bosses, and criminals at the same time.
Congratulations to her, a journalist who takes the job seriously and tries to bring things into the light which many others would like to stay in the dark.
She got the award because what she's doing is NOT easy, not because it is.
(Amer, 30 October 2012 18:32)
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Obviously, like exposing KLA crimes. Neither is it easy for Serbs or Swiss investigators.
An albanian journalist got awarded yet droves of albs hang out at a Serbian media forum.
(Hank the Tank, 30 October 2012 17:58)
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Well, according to infopress (a K*Albanian newspaper), she is a Serbian spy.
"Bardhyl Ajeti was shot by unidentified assassins on 3 June 2005, while he was driving a car on the way to Pristina."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bardhyl_Ajeti
"Kosovo journalists under threat"
http://www.osce.org/kosovo/57837
"many journalists complained that editors often did not allow them to publish or broadcast stories critical of the government"
http://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/2011/eur/186368.htm
Every comment you make, makes you look even more stupid! No wonder you are the forgetten people of Europe, or even the world.
Kosovo journalist wins an award while in Serbia a B92 journalist got a bomb on her yard. Serbian journalists need help.
(Avni, 30 October 2012 16:41)
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LOL! You obviously know nothing about Xharra. As quoted from the NY Times -> http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/30/world/europe/30iht-letter30.html
"In the spring of 2009, Ms. Xharra received death threats, openly published in the pro-government daily Infopress. No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals."
As reported by the UNHCR -> http://www.unhcr.org/refworld/country,,RSF,,SRB,,4a39e8fa1e,0.html
"The campaign started after a Life in Kosovo report about alleged atrocities by the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) during the 1998-99 Kosovo War. A Life in Kosovo crew was also expelled from the municipality of Skenderaj (in the central Drenica region) while preparing a report there."
I have watched every episode of "Jeta në Kosovë" on RTK. Great stuff. No sugar coating, no bs, only facts and the hard truth. Well deserved. Congratulations!
Well deserved award. This is one tough lady that fears no one. You get an invitation to her weekly show, you will be in a hot seat.There are some that had no guts to appear on her show and she challenged them publicly.
Well deserved award. This is one tough lady that fears no one. You get an invitation to her weekly show, you will be in a hot seat.There are some that had no guts to appear on her show and she challenged them publicly.
I have watched every episode of "Jeta në Kosovë" on RTK. Great stuff. No sugar coating, no bs, only facts and the hard truth. Well deserved. Congratulations!
"In the spring of 2009, Ms. Xharra received death threats, openly published in the pro-government daily Infopress. No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals."
(Zoran, 30 October 2012 17:36)
Yes, it's not only specific to Serbian journalists to receive death threats when they dare to investigate and publish/broadcast stories about criminals, mafia, corrupt politicians. Well, in case of Kosovo, many people are politicians, mafia bosses, and criminals at the same time.
Congratulations to her, a journalist who takes the job seriously and tries to bring things into the light which many others would like to stay in the dark.
"Bardhyl Ajeti was shot by unidentified assassins on 3 June 2005, while he was driving a car on the way to Pristina."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bardhyl_Ajeti
"Kosovo journalists under threat"
http://www.osce.org/kosovo/57837
"many journalists complained that editors often did not allow them to publish or broadcast stories critical of the government"
http://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/2011/eur/186368.htm
Every comment you make, makes you look even more stupid! No wonder you are the forgetten people of Europe, or even the world.
Kosovo journalist wins an award while in Serbia a B92 journalist got a bomb on her yard. Serbian journalists need help.
(Avni, 30 October 2012 16:41)
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LOL! You obviously know nothing about Xharra. As quoted from the NY Times -> http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/30/world/europe/30iht-letter30.html
"In the spring of 2009, Ms. Xharra received death threats, openly published in the pro-government daily Infopress. No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals."
As reported by the UNHCR -> http://www.unhcr.org/refworld/country,,RSF,,SRB,,4a39e8fa1e,0.html
"The campaign started after a Life in Kosovo report about alleged atrocities by the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) during the 1998-99 Kosovo War. A Life in Kosovo crew was also expelled from the municipality of Skenderaj (in the central Drenica region) while preparing a report there."
An albanian journalist got awarded yet droves of albs hang out at a Serbian media forum.
(Hank the Tank, 30 October 2012 17:58)
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Well, according to infopress (a K*Albanian newspaper), she is a Serbian spy.
She got the award because what she's doing is NOT easy, not because it is.
(Amer, 30 October 2012 18:32)
--
Obviously, like exposing KLA crimes. Neither is it easy for Serbs or Swiss investigators.
"Bardhyl Ajeti was shot by unidentified assassins on 3 June 2005, while he was driving a car on the way to Pristina."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bardhyl_Ajeti
"Kosovo journalists under threat"
http://www.osce.org/kosovo/57837
"many journalists complained that editors often did not allow them to publish or broadcast stories critical of the government"
http://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/2011/eur/186368.htm
Every comment you make, makes you look even more stupid! No wonder you are the forgetten people of Europe, or even the world.
She got the award because what she's doing is NOT easy, not because it is.
(Amer, 30 October 2012 18:32)
--
Obviously, like exposing KLA crimes. Neither is it easy for Serbs or Swiss investigators.
Well deserved award. This is one tough lady that fears no one. You get an invitation to her weekly show, you will be in a hot seat.There are some that had no guts to appear on her show and she challenged them publicly.
An albanian journalist got awarded yet droves of albs hang out at a Serbian media forum.
(Hank the Tank, 30 October 2012 17:58)
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Well, according to infopress (a K*Albanian newspaper), she is a Serbian spy.
Kosovo journalist wins an award while in Serbia a B92 journalist got a bomb on her yard. Serbian journalists need help.
(Avni, 30 October 2012 16:41)
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LOL! You obviously know nothing about Xharra. As quoted from the NY Times -> http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/30/world/europe/30iht-letter30.html
"In the spring of 2009, Ms. Xharra received death threats, openly published in the pro-government daily Infopress. No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals."
As reported by the UNHCR -> http://www.unhcr.org/refworld/country,,RSF,,SRB,,4a39e8fa1e,0.html
"The campaign started after a Life in Kosovo report about alleged atrocities by the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) during the 1998-99 Kosovo War. A Life in Kosovo crew was also expelled from the municipality of Skenderaj (in the central Drenica region) while preparing a report there."
I have watched every episode of "Jeta në Kosovë" on RTK. Great stuff. No sugar coating, no bs, only facts and the hard truth. Well deserved. Congratulations!
"In the spring of 2009, Ms. Xharra received death threats, openly published in the pro-government daily Infopress. No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals."
(Zoran, 30 October 2012 17:36)
Yes, it's not only specific to Serbian journalists to receive death threats when they dare to investigate and publish/broadcast stories about criminals, mafia, corrupt politicians. Well, in case of Kosovo, many people are politicians, mafia bosses, and criminals at the same time.
Congratulations to her, a journalist who takes the job seriously and tries to bring things into the light which many others would like to stay in the dark.
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