14/10/1999
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Rilindja Demokratike

14 October 1999

At the KPD, 65 with Majko and only 55 with Nano

Nano’s Enverists purge FRESH Alternative proposals for the PS secretariat revealed: Secretary-General: Arben Malaj - Namik Dokle Secretary for Foreign Relations: Arta Dade - Ben Blushi Organizational Secretary: Gramoz Ruçi - Servet Pëllumbi Secretary for Public Relations: Kastriot Islami - Luan Rama on page 7

Political prisoners leave their cells

Seven prisoners from the first group of September 14, from Tirana’s Prison 313, placed under house arrest. Prosecutors give in in the courtroom

Who should pay?

EDITORIAL By Shemsi PEPOSHI Yesterday, after a year in custody, the Tirana Court sent 7 people accused of a coup d’état from the cells to trial, including the leader of the Albanian Legality Movement, the former commissioner who defended Tirana from destruction and devastation in 1997, two fighters of the Kosovo Liberation Army, and several opposition activists and supporters. — on page 2

Berisha: You are the victors, not those who put you in handcuffs

Political prisoners, after having their handcuffs removed, visit the DP headquarters and lay flowers at Azem’s memorial on page 5 Democratic Party of Albania

Justice for Azem Hajdari

Democrats will never forgive the blood of the December Leader Today, everyone in front of the DP headquarters Today at 18:30, let us gather together in front of the Democratic Party to protest the state’s silence over the murder of Azem Hajdari. Once again, a peaceful candlelight procession to honor and remember the tribune of the Democrats, on the 13-month anniversary of his burial. Democrats can never forgive the blood of Azem Hajdari. They will continue the protests until his murder is fully solved, the perpetrators are found and they are punished.

Protests, the DP’s main forms of organization

on page 6

The government protects Azem Hajdari’s killers

Today, 395 days since the murder of the December Leader Every day that passes since the murder of Azem Hajdari, the symbol of democracy and pluralism, proves the involvement of Fatos Nano’s government and its successor in this crime that shook the entire Albanian world. The government is neo-communist to its roots, and the criminal accomplices who took the life of the December Leader show Albanians that they were people and not merely killers, particularly in their own way, but they are untouched by those in power. Democrats and all Albanians who want Azem Hajdari’s killers brought down cannot tolerate this under any circumstances. The government must either answer for the reasons for its failure to act, or publicly declare that it was the one that carried out Azem Hajdari’s murder.

Brojka’s independence is snatched away

Comment on Mr. Partosh’s political emotions

on page 2