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PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PROGRESS OF THE GENERAL ELECTIONS PROCESS OF JULY 3, 2005 IN ALBANIA

 

   

A NEW CASE OF VIOLENCE BY THE MACEDONIAN POLICE

 

 

The AHC turns back once more to the remarks formulated to the address of the Macedonian police regarding its brutal behavior at the damage of Albanian citizens travelling to Macedonia in a legal way.

 

The AHC received a visit by Mr. Xhevair Spahiu, a well-known poet who is at the same time member of the Board of this Committee, to bring to its knowledge the complaint of a group of personalities of culture who went to Tetovo to take part in a cultural activity dedicated to the national poet Naim Frasheri, one of the leaders one of the Albanian Renaissance of XIX century. These distinguished representatives of the Albanian culture were kept by the policy in the vicinity of Kertchovo, where they were maintained for several hours and submitted to a real interrogation. The Albanian writers called this act as "an arrest of the Albanian language".

 

The AHC has got its own experience with the Macedonian police, when its representatives have been kept at the border for the simple reason that they have brought books in Albanian, which were even sequestered. This Committee has received more than one evidence of this brutal behavior. The latest case is all the more serious that this violence is still continuing when a new atmosphere could be expected in the Macedonian-Albanian relations in Macedonia itself after the signature of the Ohrid agreement, providing for a new regulation of the coexistence between the majority and the minorities, the Albanian population reaching almost one third of the whole population of this Republic. The same was to be expected towards Albanian citizens going there and bringing with them messages of peace and good cooperation.

 

The AHC shares the indignation expressed by the above mentioned personalities. This unacceptable behavior by Macedonian police has reached such a degree that it is time to be discussed on an official scale between the two governments.

 

 

27.11.2001

 

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