Presuda za 36 osoba koje su privedene na Gazimestanu nakon parastosa na Vidovdan biće izrečena 1. jula, objavio je advokat Nikola Todorović. Prema njegovim rečima, privedeni su današnje u Osnovnom sudu izjasnili da nisu krivi za dela koja im se stavljaju na teret. Povodom ovog slučaja, advokat je naglasio da odbrana nije videla nijedan dokaz koji bi podržavao okrivljenje, a da je zahtev nejasan. Među privedenima su i strani državljani čiji su lični dokumenta oduzeti, što ih ostavilo u problemu jer ne mogu da se vrate svojim kućama do izricanja presude.
Prekršajni postupak protiv privedenih je pokrenut zbog navodnog ugrožavanja javnog reda i mira. Pošto su privedeni pušteni iz pritvora, a imali su oduzete lične dokumenta, svi su se izjasnili da nisu krivi. Presuda će biti izrečena 1. jula u 9 sati. Todorović je istaknuo da su među privedenima i maloletno lice, a da su privedeni iz različitih regija – sa KiM, iz Crne Gore i centralne Srbije. U skladu sa informacijama iz Blice, pripadnici tzv. kosovske policije su na ulazu u spomen-kompleks na Gazimestanu napravili špalir i privodili pojedine osobe, koje su potom prebačene u Prištinu.
Radio Kim je izveštavao da je većina od 37 privedenih osoba fizički maltretirana i ponižavana od strane policije na licu mesta, a kasnije i u policijskoj stanici. Prema njihovim izvesima, policajci su šamarali i udarali privedenih, upućivali im uvrede i pretnje. Jedan policajac je povredio nogom o sto prilikom pokušaja da šutni privedenog, dok je najmanje jedan privedeni imao vidljive telesne povrede. Medij je jutros poslao upite EULEKS-u, EU, KFOR-u, OEBS-u i Ombudsmanu Kosova. U vezi sa ovim, Kosovska policija je saopštila da su privedeni zbog „provokativnih poziva sa elementima podsticanja mržnje“.
Univerzitet novinara Srbije (UNS) je izrazio protest zbog nedopustivog postupka prema novinarki KoSSev-a, koja je detaljno pretresačena na prilazu Gazimestanu, gde je održan parastos. Novinarka je pregledana i uprkos tome što je predstavila novinarsku legitimaciju. UNS je istaknuo da je ovo još jedan slučaj ometanja rada novinara tokom izveštavanja sa parastosa. Pripadnik specijalne jedinice kosovske policije je verbalno napao novinara, zatražio da se identifikuje i pretežao mu prstom. Dodatno, pripadnici policije su odgurivali novinarske ekipе sa prostora namenjenog izveštavateljima.
Na kraju, prema izvesima iz Blice, pripadnici tzv. kosovske policije su nakon parastosa zatvorili metalna vrata na ulazu u spomen-kompleks, odakle su iz mase izdvojili više osoba koje su u policijskom vozilu odveli sa Gazimestana. Očevici su opisali da su pripadnici policije vrlo grubo ponašali prema građanima koji su mirno izlazili sa kompleksa. Parastos je održan na Vidovdan, dan kada se odigrao Boj na Kosovu. Ova situacija podiže brojne pitanja o pravima ljudi, pravilnosti policije i pravom funkcionisanju sistema za pravosudno postupanje. Sadašnji status je da će presuda biti izrečena 1. jula, a sve je u očekivanju daljeg razvoja.
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N1 SrbijaIndependentCenter5 days agoAn attorney, Nikola Todorović, has announced that a verdict in the case of 36 individuals detained at Gazimestan after a protest will be delivered on July 1st. The detainees, who were taken into custody by Kosovo police following a protest on Sunday, have been released after interrogation but had their personal documents confiscated. Todorović stated that the defense did not find any evidence supporting the charges against them and noted that the request was unclear. Among those detained are foreign nationals who cannot return home because their documents have not been returned, leaving them in a difficult situation. The individuals come from Kosovo, central Serbia, and various regions.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information regarding legal proceedings involving individuals detained during a protest, without overtly favoring any political side. It reports on the actions of authorities and the response of the defense, maintaining a balanced tone. There is no clear ideological slan
BlicIndependentLeft5 days agoThe article reports on a traffic violation hearing held at the Temporary Institutions Court in Pristina against 36 individuals who were detained on July 5th after participating in a ceremony at Gazimestan, commemorating Kosovo's independence. The detainees, including several foreigners whose documents were temporarily confiscated, claimed they were not guilty and expressed hope for their release by July 1st. Their lawyer, Nikola Todorović, criticized the lack of evidence provided by police and highlighted the difficulties faced by foreign nationals unable to return home until the verdict. The 'Kosovo Police' reportedly acted aggressively during the event, detaining individuals at the exit of the memorial complex and using force against peaceful attendees.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the actions of the 'Kosovo Police' as overly aggressive and unjustified, emphasizing the lack of evidence and the impact on foreign nationals. It highlights the legal challenges faced by the detainees and criticizes the police behavior, which aligns with a left-leaning perspective
N1 SrbijaIndependentLeft5 days ago Radio Kim: Most of those detained at Gazimestan were physically abused and humiliated by Kosovo policeAccording to Radio Kim, most of the 37 people detained by the Kosovo Police after a demonstration at Gazimestan were physically abused and humiliated on-site and later at the police station. The police reportedly struck them, insulted them, threatened them, and forced some to shout 'Kosovo Republic.' One officer allegedly injured himself while attempting to kick a detainee, and at least one detainee has visible injuries. The police stated they detained individuals for making 'provocative calls with elements of incitement of hatred,' and the detainees were processed before being released the previous night. Their documents were taken as a guarantee to appear before a court in Pristina at 1 PM today.
Bias read (Left): The article presents allegations of physical abuse and humiliation by the Kosovo Police against demonstrators, which could be seen as critical of law enforcement actions. The framing emphasizes the mistreatment of individuals during detention, potentially highlighting concerns over police conduct, a
BlicIndependentCenter6 days ago Kosovo police detained several people at GazimestanThe article reports that members of the Kosovo police detained several individuals at Gazimestan after a ceremony commemorating the Battle of Kosovo on Vidovdan. According to eyewitnesses, the police behaved aggressively toward civilians who were peacefully leaving the memorial site. The incident occurred following a parade held in honor of Kosovo's heroes. The police closed the metal gates at the entrance to the memorial complex and took some people away in a police vehicle. The report cites Tanjug as the source.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of an event involving law enforcement actions during a national commemoration. It includes eyewitness accounts and references an official source (Tanjug), but does not exhibit clear bias in framing or emphasis. The tone remains neutral, focusing on the sequence
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