Majko, Berisha...: NATO must strike the regime that beheads people
The parliamentary parties decided to support by every legitimate means all the efforts of Albanians in Kosovo for survival and existence, as well as unified political efforts to establish [a settlement], while respecting the principle of not changing borders by force and of interethnic borders. Let us commit all Albanian political forces to supporting the political and military factor in Kosovo; let us call on all citizens of Albania, and wherever they may be, to be aware of the situation that has arisen and to express their solidarity with the efforts of Albanians in Kosovo, according to the principle “One nation, one position.” Let us call on the political and military factor to form a joint negotiating group to determine the political will for holding talks with other parties. We ask NATO and our friendly American and European governments to use military force, since only this can bring Belgrade to reasonable positions. We call on the international community to have Milosheviç judged before the Hague Court as the perpetrator of crimes against humanity, the statement concludes.
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THE VERMIN WHO DISPENSE JUSTICE
Judges, Tirana’s new rich
The Fier judge will stand trial
TIRANA—The Court of Appeal will examine the conduct of Judge Musabelliu, who, in violation of the law, ordered the release of a person arrested in flagrante delicto with 21 kg of narcotic substance and 1 kg of drugs.
FIRE ON THE THIEVES OF LAZARAT
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NORTH, SERB PROVOCATIONS INCREASE
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REXHEP QOSJA: THE SERBS HAVE NO GOD
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THREE MEN FROM VLORA CAUGHT WITH A SPEEDBOAT
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THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A JUDGE OR PROSECUTOR IN TIRANA
Prosecutors’ salaries: 36,000–30,000 lekë
Judges’ salaries: 30,000–60,000 lekë
80 percent of prosecutors and judges own cars
50 percent “ “ “ “ own mobile phones
30 percent “ “ “ “ own villas
60 percent have moved into new homes since 1990
95 percent spend their holidays abroad
50 percent spent New Year’s Eve in luxury venues
All the judges of the Tirana court who hear criminal cases, such as murder, rape, drugs, etc., without exception have cars. In second place are those in the economic section, who hear cases involving economic problems.
MEETING OF THE PSSH GENERAL GOVERNING COMMITTEE
On Wednesday, 20 January 1999, at 10:00, a meeting of the General Governing Committee of the PSSH will be held in one of the halls of the Palace of Congresses.
The PSSH Presidium
