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Albania officially called on EULEX to launch investigation

23. December 2010. | 11:02

Source: Radio Serbia

Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha officially called upon EULEX to launch the investigation based on allegations outlined in the Marty report in regard to illegal transplantations of organs of people captured in Kosovo that was carried out in the north of Albania.

Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha officially called upon EULEX to launch the investigation based on allegations outlined in the Marty report in regard to illegal transplantations of organs of people captured in Kosovo that was carried out in the north of Albania.

We are calling upon EULEX to launch the investigation where they will have all required facilities and full cooperation of Albanian authorities, Berisha stated as Pristina media conveyed.

He announced that the Albanian Justice Minister will send a letter to the Hague Tribunal and invite the court to carry out the investigation in Albania even though its jurisdiction covers the territory of the former Yugoslavia only.

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