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Macedonian Police Abuse and
Brutality:
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Police Abuse Against Albanians Continues in Macedonia
(Human Rights Watch - August 22, 2001)
Police abuse against ethnic Albanians remains a serious concern in Macedonia
despite the recent signing of a political agreement aimed to end the
six-month old conflict, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Massacre report names Macedonia interior minister
(The Telegraph - August 26,
2001)
"Ljubce Boskovski, an ultra-nationalist and a bitter opponent of the current
British-led Nato disarmament mission, will be accused by Human Rights Watch,
an American-based pressure group, of involvement in the incident in Ljuboten."
"Outside, Fasli heard a baying mob shouting "Let us kill them. Gas
chambers for Shiptars!" Shiptar is a derogatory term for an Albanian."
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Albanians slaughtered in Macedonia
(The Telegraph - August 15, 2001)
"MACEDONIAN security forces shot
dead five unarmed ethnic Albanian villagers in cold blood on the eve of
Monday's ceasefire signing, witnesses said yesterday." "The victims on the
hillside had each been shot from behind as they fled. Bajram Jashari,
a 30-year-old farmer was lying on his back, not far from two dead cows."
The following pictures show the
Macedonian police brutality and abuse in Luboten/Ljuboten. Some of this pictures
correspond directly with the Human Rights Watch Report from Aug 22nd, 2001:
Police Abuse Against Albanians Continues in Macedonia
For larger format of the
following, as well as to see other photographs please browse the archives:
Instead
of the archives: The pictures that were listed here have been removed due
to their disturbing nature. If you wish to receive a copy of these pictures
please request them by sending e-mail to
amcc-info@alb-net.com
(04/09/03).
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