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There have been protests in Kosovo after former President Hashim Thaci was sentenced to 25 years in prison by a tribunal in The Hague. He was convicted of war c…
There have been protests in Kosovo after former President Hashim Thaci was sentenced to 25 years in prison by a tribunal in The Hague. He was convicted of war crimes committed while serving as a commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998-99 Kosovo conflict, which was fought between Serbian forces and ethnic Albanian insurgents seeking independence from Serbia. In Kosovo, many ethnic Albanians regard Thaci as a hero of the independence struggle.
00:00 Hashim Thaci found guilty of war crimes in The Hague
01:14 Kosovo and Serbia react to the verdict
03:04 Idro Seferi on tensions and protests in Kosovo
05:52 What was Hashim Thaci convicted of?
07:12 From Kosovo Liberation Army leader to Kosovo president
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And viewers must know that the tribunal didnt condemn the KLA or its war. It was the individual crimes he committed
@@ilirberisha1745Imported1mo ago
Also people must know, all the victims were albanians. Not serbs😆👍<br>P.S. He is self-declared as KLA leader. KLA had many commanders who fought justly.
@@yurawylde7212Imported1mo ago
incendent with mendel today show corrupt germany and zelensky kill democration!!!
@@aya99312Imported1mo ago
Meanwhile serbs committed genocide against Albanian people of Kosovo and they just got a slap on the shoulder...THIS is the "justice" these monster courts do...SHAME SHAME SHAME
@@QueenGitanjaliSashi-u7uImported1mo ago
Kosovo President Taci, is a great honourable man., and has rights to do whatever he wants., so only he is President. <br>Thankyou<br>Regards<br>QueenGitanjaliSashi, Kingdom of Chennai
@@fantomas9377Imported1mo ago
Love Dan Haag
@@ЕвгенийКоролев-ш9рImported1mo ago
After the Potsdam Conference, Stalin said: “Now peace in Europe will last for at least 50 years.” In 1999, NATO countries destroyed this peace with their bombing and the destruction of Yugoslavia; Pandora’s box was opened.
@@masoodali7492Imported1mo ago
Subject: Appeal for International Attention to the Education Crisis and Alleged Student Abuse in Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan<br>Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan, is widely known as a stronghold of the Pakistan Peoples Party. However, many poor families in the city are deeply concerned about the education and future of their children.<br>I am a Pakistani citizen and a serving police constable. My own children study at Government Pilot School, Larkana, and I am raising this issue as a parent as well as a citizen.<br>For several months, our children have been unable to attend school regularly because of teachers' strikes and other administrative issues. Parents work throughout the day and return home only to hear from their children that school was closed again because of a teachers' strike.<br>There are also serious complaints from some parents regarding private tuition. According to these complaints, some school teachers allegedly tell students that they should take private tuition from the same teacher if they want to perform well in school. For a poor family, paying an additional Rs. 2,000 or more every month is not easy. These allegations deserve an independent investigation.<br>There is also a disturbing complaint involving a student who was allegedly beaten by a teacher and also assaulted by a Grade 10 student. The child reportedly came to the Larkana Press Club with his mother to seek justice.<br>A school should be a place where children receive education, protection and dignity—not fear or violence.<br>Parents are also concerned about the continuing problems of teachers' strikes, shortages of books, budget-related issues and other administrative difficulties. Whatever the causes may be, the children are ultimately paying the price through lost education.<br>We are not against teachers, government employees or any political party. We are asking for accountability, transparency and a functioning education system.<br>I respectfully appeal to international media organizations, including BBC, Al Jazeera and other responsible news organizations, to investigate the situation of government schools in Larkana.<br>Please investigate:<br>• Why are children losing months of education because of teachers' strikes?<br>• Are students being pressured to take private tuition from their own school teachers?<br>• Are students who do not take private tuition treated differently?<br>• Are complaints of corporal punishment and student violence being properly investigated?<br>• How much education are children losing because of strikes and administrative problems?<br>• Who is responsible for protecting the educational rights of poor families?<br>I am not asking the media to take anyone's side. I am asking for an independent investigation and for the voices of ordinary parents and students to be heard.<br>Our children are the future of Pakistan. Poor parents may not have money or influence, but their children have the same right to education, dignity and a safe school environment as every other child.<br>Please investigate Larkana. Please listen to the parents. Please listen to the students.<br>We only want our children to study safely and regularly and have a fair chance at a better future.<br>Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan — our children's education must not be forgotten.<br>Did you like this feature?
@@badxgamesImported1mo ago
So, let me get this straight: Thaci was leader of "Kosovo Liberation army" - Terrorist organization (by western list of terrorist organizations) - and he fought for independence from Serbia (Kosovo was a part of Serbia - not some republic in Yugoslavia) - Using NATO bombs as his own air force back in 1999? And Russian majority in 5 regions (including Crimea) in Ukraine do not have same right - and Putin is a terrorist? How that can be right, fer and just? What are those standards - Double standards or what?! And you wonder why Serbians do hate you (as a collective west) so much?
@@FredSimmons-i5yImported1mo ago
Excellent coverage,although a death penalty would of been much more justice and set a precedent that would make his supporters think twice.They will prove to be a problem I predict.
@@novacrono-r3eImported1mo ago
irrelevant
@@AliEs07Imported1mo ago
Who leaked the group chat? 😂
@@pseudonymlessImported1mo ago
A single murder gets you life in prison, and these mass murder war criminals got 10-25 years each. Absolutely ridiculous.
There have been protests in Kosovo after former President Hashim Thaci was sentenced to 25 years in prison by a tribunal in The Hague. He was convicted of war crimes committed while serving as a commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998-99 Kosovo conflict, which was fought between Serbian forces and ethnic Albanian insurgents seeking independence from Serbia. In Kosovo, many ethnic Albanians regard Thaci as a hero of the independence struggle.
00:00 Hashim Thaci found guilty of war crimes in The Hague
01:14 Kosovo and Serbia react to the verdict
03:04 Idro Seferi on tensions and protests in Kosovo
05:52 What was Hashim Thaci convicted of?
07:12 From Kosovo Liberation Army leader to Kosovo president
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