Stolen harddisk at Kosovo Veterans ++ Election fraud cases |

24/03/2011 • 11:12

Stolen harddisk at Kosovo Veterans ++ Election fraud cases

PRISHTINA / PRISTINA ++ At the time when former Kosovo Liberation Army veterans were organizing protests (see below), unknown persons broke into the KLA Veterans office of the Dukagjini region in Decan … According to the Veterans Association … there was stolen only the hard disk of the computer of the Association’s administration … ++ The Kosovo State Prosecution had considered as its priority to solve the cases of vote fraud during elections on 12 December 2010, and 9 and 23 January 2011. But charges have been raised only in a few cases, although 133 cases were identified, … the President of the Supreme Court of Kosovo, Fejzullah Hasani, said … there are unresolved cases since elections in 2004 and 2007 … ++ for more Information take a look at the Broadcast Monitor 23.03.2011 and the News Monitor 24.03.2011.

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