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102 Amnesty International interview, 4 April 2006.
Kosovo: Time for EULEX to prioritize war crimes 69
103 Human Rights Watch, Kosovo: Rape as a Weapon of "Ethnic Cleansing" , HRW Index No. D1203, 1
March 2000, http://www.hrw.org/reports/2000/03/01/kosovo-rape-weapon-ethnic-cleansing.
104 HRW, Kosovo: Rape as a Weapon of "Ethnic Cleansing", Section 3,
http://www.hrw.org/legacy/reports/2000/fry/Kosov003-02.htm#P113_16068
105 “KWN Welcomes the Establishment of the Institute for War Crimes”, Kosova Women’s Network, e-
News no.5 / June - July 2011, http://www.womensnetwork.org/images/pdf/enews/eNEWS%20June%20-
%20July%202011.pdf
106 Press Release: “Forget Flowers: Women Call for Justice for War–Raped Women on 8 March”,
http://www.womensnetwork.org/index.php; email from chair of KWN.
107 No specific allegations of sexual assault are included in the persecution charges, but see paras. 27,
72, http://www.icty.org/x/cases/milutinovic/tjug/en/090226summary.pdf, paras 183 -203,
http://www.icty.org/x/cases/milutinovic/tjug/en/jud090226-e1of4.pdf
108 http://www.icty.org/x/cases/milutinovic/tjug/en/090226summary.pdf
109 Jokić case, Verdict, No. P. no. 27/2000, District Court of Gjilan (local panel), 20 September 2000,
rev’d, Verdict, No. AP nr. 8/2001, Supreme Court of Kosovo (international panel), acquittal, Verdict, S
No. P. No. 45/2001, Verdict, District Court of Gjilan (international panel), 3 May 2002.
110 KTRZ 7/04 Đakovica (Lekaj), Indictment,
http://www.tuzilastvorz.org.rs/html_trz/OPTUZNICE/O_2005_07_07_ENG.pdf
111 Basic Penal Code, Article 142: War crime against the civilian population] includes attack against
civilian population, resulting in death, serious physical injury or serious damage to health; killings;
torture; inhuman treatment; infliction of great suffering or violation of bodily integrity or health;
dislocation or displacement or forcible conversion to another nationality or religion; forcible prostitution
or rape; application of measures of intimidation and terror; taking hostages; imposing collective
punishment; unlawful bringing into concentration camps and other illegal arrests and detention; forcible
service in the armed forces of enemy's army or in its intelligence service or administration; forced labour;
starvation of the population; property confiscation; pillage; illegal and extensive destruction of property
not justified by military necessity.
112 Amnesty International, Bosnia and Herzegovina: Briefing to the UN Committee against Torture, EUR
63/005/2010, p. 12.
113 Amnesty International interview with SPRK prosecutor, October 2011.
114 http://www.hrrp.eu/Pending.php
115 Amnesty International interview with Bernard Rabatel, October 2011.
116 Court Monitoring Annual Report April 2010 - February 2011, Jeta ne Kosove, BIRN,
http://www.jetanekosove.com/lexo/836/Eng
117 Amnesty International, Burying the past, pp. 42 and recommendations; Human Rights Watch, for
example, http://www.hrw.org/news/2011/06/10/kosovo-eu-investigation-step-justice, and Kosovo: Kosovo
Criminal Justice Scorecard, 28 March 2008,
http://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/reports/kosovo0308webwcover.pdf; PACE, Resolution 1784 (2011),
Index: EUR 70/004/2012 Amnesty International April 2012