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  • Albania gay activists cycle to call for rights

  • TIRANA (Reuters) - A dozen gay and lesbian activists cycled through Albania's capital on Monday, holding a daring gay rights demonstration in a country which aspires to join the European Union but where conservative values are still deeply entrenched. Activists shelved plans for a larger, gay pride parade to coincide with International Day Against Homophobia on Thursday after a deputy defense minister said they should be beaten with thick sticks. Accompanied by police, the cyclists had barely begun their rain-soaked protest when hooded youths threw homemade tube bombs at them. ...
  • Ceremonial tune

  • Ceremonial tuneMembers of the Albanian Ceremonial Guard march and perform at the Mother Teresa square during their visit in Pristina, Kosovo.



  • Albania allows EU to investigate organ snatch charges

  • TIRANA (Reuters) - Albania on Thursday voted to allow the European Union to investigate accusations that ethnic Albanian fighters sold organs from captured Serbs during the 1999 Kosovo conflict. The allegations surfaced in 2010 when Council of Europe rapporteur Dick Marty said Kosovo Liberation Army fighters transported Serb prisoners to northern Albania where some had their organs removed and traded. The alleged crimes happened during the Kosovo conflict when Kosovo Albanian guerrillas attacked Serb troops, including from their safe havens in Albania. ...
  • Albania gives EU green light on organ probe

  • Albania's parliament has approved legislation granting the European Union permission to investigate claims that civilian captives from the 1998-99 Kosovo war were murdered by organ traffickers.
  • Albanian Informant Wins U.S. Asylum

  • Edmond Demiraj’s case had reached the Supreme Court as he sought to prove that he feared for himself and his family if they were returned to their home country.


  • Kosovo ex-rebel leader cleared

  • A Kosovo court acquits an ethnic Albanian former guerrilla commander and three aides over the torture and killing of Serbs in 1999.
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