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 Kosovos Ex-Regierungschef freigesprochen - Neue Zürcher Zeitung
15.08.2008
Das Uno-Kriegsverbrechertribunal in Den Haag hat den früheren Regierungschef Kosovos, Ramush Haradinaj, am Donnerstag von allen Vorwürfen freigesprochen. Die Staatsanwaltschaft ...
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Lahi Brahimaj

context : Former Yugoslavia Search
judgement place : ICTY (Yugoslavia) Search
status : Sentenced
particulars : Trial began on 5 March 2007; sentenced to 6 years imprisonment on 3 April 2008
position : Second in command of army general staff operations in Dukagjin
factslegal procedure
Lahi Brahimaj was born on 26 January 1970 in Jablanica in the Municipality of Dakovica, Kosovo.

During the entire period referred to in the act of indictment (1st March 1998-30th September 1998), Lahi Brahimaj was a member of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK), and second in command of army general staff operations in Dukagjin. Based in Jablanica, he reported directly to Ramush Haradinaj (see "related cases"), a close family relative.

On 24 March 1998, UCK forces launched a major campaign aimed at forcing Serbs out of Kosovo. The UCK forces, under the direct command of Ramush Haradinaj, and in particular that of the “Black Eagles” led by Idriz Balaj (see "related cases"), harassed, abused, expelled, captured, imprisoned and tortured Serbian civilians and Romany Egyptians from the villages surrounding the Glodjane region.

Between March and September 1998, 25 Serb policemen were said to have been targeted for such treatment and more than 60 Serb and Albanian civilians were reported to have been abducted and then executed.

On 12 September 1998, a team of Serbian forensic police officers, found the remains of at least thirty people on the banks of a canal near lake Radonjic. The bodies of 6 people were found at the Ekonomija farm and those of at least three other victims on the Dasinovac road.

Lahi Brahimaj was indicted by the ICTY (International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia) Prosecutor on March 4, 2005. Five days later, he voluntarily surrendered to the ICTY in The Hague.
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 nationality :
 Albania
 date of birth :
 26.01.1970
  also known as :
  Maxhup
  last time seen :
  The Hague, Netherlands
  period of charges :
 01.03.1998 - 30.09.1998
  judgement period :
  05.03.2007 - 03.04.2008
  charges :
  Crimes against humanity
War crimes
  profile last modified :
  04.04.2008
 
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