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Who is Albin
Kurti?
In August 1997, he became involved in the
Students Independent Union of the University of Prishtina (SIUUP)
as a member of the presidency. He was the international
officer. Albin was also a member of the Organizing Board (at
University level) of the students' peaceful protests for the
release of University's buildings, which were then held by
Serb professors and students. This Board organized four
student peaceful protests (1 October 1997, 29 October 1999, 30
December 1997 and 13 March 1998).
During this time, he was invited to meetings in Washington,
New York, Brussels, Copenhagen, and the European Parliament in
Strasbourg with the purpose of informing the international
community about Albanian students' legitimate demands.
He also met with numerous highly placed individuals in
international politics, including: Robin Cook (foreign
minister of UK), Klaus Kinkel (ex-foreign minister of
Germany), Hubert Vedrine (foreign minister of France), Robert
Gelbard (special envoy of President Clinton for the Balkans),
and with all the ambassadors and embassy representatives of
western countries present in Belgrade.
In August 1998, Albin began working in the office of the
General Political Representative (GPR) of UĒK, Adem Demaēi,
where he served as a translator.
In early March 1999, he quit all activities at SIUUP and at
the office of GPR of UĒK in order to continue his university
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I do not accept this panel of judges
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1) You are not impartial as I will
explain, the case proceedings show
that you are favoring the prosecution
and already presuming that I am
guilty.
2) You are endorsing the
discrimination and procedural
irregularities in this case violating
my fundamental rights and freedoms.
3) You are not independent you are
appointed by and have sworn your oaths
before the SRSG and UNMIK, both of
whom are listed as offended and
prosecuting parties in this case. .
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