Prosecutors agree on method, further steps
Serbia's War Crime Prosecutor Vladimir Vukcevic has said that Serbia's special prosecution and lead prosecutor for EULEX special investigative task force in the Kosovo organ trafficking case John Clint Williamson have agreed on the methods of operation, forms of cooperation and concrete future steps in the investigation
(KosovoCompromiseStuff) Friday, October 19, 2012
"We will act jointly in some parts of the investigation, helping each other to fit all the pieces together," Vukcevic said for the Friday edition of Belgrade-based daily Danas, pointing out that the special prosecutor's office has a lot of new information that may prove valuable to the investigation.
Vukcevic said he had got the impression that the international community and certain countries had been trying to undermine the investigation by the Serbian prosecution and the results achieved so far.
"I think that this crime is being linked to different approaches to the Kosovo problem and that individual countries and international officials react emotionally to it by inertia, remembering the bad stories and propaganda coming from Serbia in the nineties (of last century). Things are different now, we are committed to fostering European values, and Serbia is a democratic state," Vukcevic said.
According to Vukcevic, the biggest problem in the investigation is people's fear to talk about these events, given the fact who has been involved in all that.
Vukcevic said he had got the impression that the international community and certain countries had been trying to undermine the investigation by the Serbian prosecution and the results achieved so far.
"I think that this crime is being linked to different approaches to the Kosovo problem and that individual countries and international officials react emotionally to it by inertia, remembering the bad stories and propaganda coming from Serbia in the nineties (of last century). Things are different now, we are committed to fostering European values, and Serbia is a democratic state," Vukcevic said.
According to Vukcevic, the biggest problem in the investigation is people's fear to talk about these events, given the fact who has been involved in all that.
