THE historical truth should not be lost, nor should justice remain unfinished. And it is our responsibility never to allow the truth about war to be forgotten, related, or distorted. Therefore, the work of the Institute of Chief Crimes during the Kosovo War is an investment in our collective memory and the legacy we leave to future generations, Kurti wrote.
He has announced that during the meeting he has accepted the work report from the director of this institute, Attemi, where the institution’s achievements are listed.
Today I accepted the work report from the director of this institute, Atthem, where the impressive achievements are listed. This Institute is creating a stable documentary and scientific basis that serves to preserve historical truth, as well as the justice system, in particular the State Prosecutor’s Office, because the record of crimes is necessary for clarifying truth and bringing to justice those who committed crimes against our people, he wrote.
Kurti has also mentioned the publication of the 1998-1999 war victims’ preliminary list at the end of July, stressing that it helps institutions document crimes committed by Serbia in Kosovo.
In addition, he has indicated that this year’s advanced scientific work has been expanded, international co-operation expanded through 21 agreements with partner institutions, and over 127 interviews have been conducted with survivors, within the framework of the Name of Massacre Project.
The collected testimony section and each archived document serves to build an institutional reminder of crimes committed during the war has ended Kurti.
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