Albania in protest. “Stop the dictatorship’s rage”, Tirana, Shkodra, Durrës, Kavaja, Fier, Kurbin, Peshkopia, Korça, Puka, Kukës in demonstrations against terror against the opposition Resignation and trial demanded for Nano, Gjinushi, Dokle, Klosi and Liçi. Great international awareness of the political crime against the life of Azem Hajdari Resignation and trial demanded for Nano, Gjinushi, Dokle, Klosi and Liçi. Great international awareness of the political crime against the life of Azem Hajdari Concern over the state of peace and security in the country and in Albania is growing and is becoming the cause of strong reactions from public opinion. The head of the Democratic Party, Mr. Sali Berisha, and other opposition leaders have strongly denounced the political terror and the attempts to suppress political opponents. Protests and demonstrations have been held in Tirana, Shkodër, Durrës, Kavajë, Fier, Kurbin, Peshkopi, Korçë, Pukë and Kukës. The protesters have demanded the resignation of the highest government leaders and punishment of those responsible for the attacks and political violence. The assassination attempt against Azem Hajdari has received broad international attention and has sparked reactions in media and political circles abroad. Tens of thousands of people from Tirana protest against the violence of the Clique

Brutal violence against the editor-in-chief of the newspaper “Bulevard”, Bedo Malo The power of crime wants to silence the free press On the evening of Tuesday, 18.02.97, around 6:00 p.m., the editor-in-chief of the newspaper “Bulevard”, Mr. Bedo Malo, was leaving the newspaper’s newsroom with two military police officers who were escorting him. As soon as he had gone a few meters further, upon entering a local establishment, he was stopped by two plainclothes men who addressed him with the words: “Do you know the state, do you know the police?” After punching him, they took him by car to the premises of Police Station No. 3 in Tirana, where the chief of criminal police, Vlash Mazi, brutally beat him. A few days earlier, the newspaper “Bulevard” had published material related to the arrest of several so-called drug bosses, among whom the name of Vlash Mazi was also mentioned. According to the newspaper, he had been involved in numerous scandals. The incident constitutes a serious act of violence against the free press and a mafia-style warning to critical journalists.

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after the explosion, lies the fault of the Socialist Party’s indifference in Shkodër The Democrat does not turn back for links ashtimyr, with tears in one. and I knew for institutions, public property The Journalists’ Association pays against the beating of Bedo Malo No to violence against journalists The Journalists’ Association pays against the beating of Bedo Malo. It strongly condemns the beating of the editor-in-chief of “Bulevard”, who was assaulted in Tirana Police Station No. 3. The law-enforcement bodies are exerting violence against the independent press and are turning the country into a dictatorship. The Association of Journalists of Albania demands that this matter be fully clarified and that the perpetrators be brought before the law.

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