Serbian human rights activist Natasa Ka persecuted, has said Serbia is not an ordinary state and that it must face facts for crimes committed during the war in Kosovo.
In a response to the X platform, he has been criticising the way a part of Serbian media have reported on the period of NATO bombings, including the newspaper very late.
She has recalled that Albanians have been killed and that mass cemetery has also been discovered in police camps in Serbia. It has been persecuted that students who have won elections, or those who may be part of the new power, will face questions on these issues.
She has stressed that only facts are required, in the function of institutional responsibility and respect of all victims.
According to her, there are activists, intellectuals, researchers and civil society organisations in Serbia that document victims, regardless of national affiliations.
It has also recalled the conviction of members of the police unit, the Scorpions, who executed six prisoners from Srebrenica and 14 women and children in Podujevo.
In the end, persecution has stressed that the record of these crimes is essential for rule of law and the establishment of responsible institutions.
Source Layer: RTKLive