KLA OVL: We have made the request for protest to the Dutch authorities, to show in The Hague that Kosovo no longer accepts injustice
Express newspaper
21/08/2025 14:38
The KLA War Veterans Organization announced today that on September 14, 2025, at 14:00 PM, a peaceful protest will be organized in front of the Special Court in The Hague, at the initiative of fellow fighters from the diaspora.
The chairman of OVL-UCK, Hysni Gucati, said at a press conference that the protest aims to oppose the injustices that, according to him, are occurring against the Kosovo liberation war.
“At the initiative of our comrades living in exile, one of whom is here, Fatmir Koci, Ukë Lushi who lives in America and several others. On September 14, 2025, a protest will be held in the city of The Hague in the Netherlands, in front of the Special Court, at 14:00 PM. We, as organizations that emerged from the KLA war, have given our full support with all our capacities and will be together in the organization. We have made the request for the protest to the Dutch authorities and are awaiting confirmation of the location. We call on all our exiles to participate in this peaceful protest against the injustices that are taking place at the Special Court,” said Gucari.
One of the diaspora organizers, Fatmir Koci, called on institutions and citizens to unite to protect the dignity and truth of the KLA war. The organizers are awaiting confirmation of the location from the Dutch authorities.
“Everyone now knows about the injustices being done to our people in The Hague. Individuals are not being tried there, but our just struggle for freedom and the very statehood of Kosovo is being tried. Therefore, I call on all institutions, parties without distinction of color and every Albanian in the diaspora to be together before the Court in The Hague on September 14. Let us show that Kosovo no longer accepts injustice in the name of justice. We have won the war with the blood of martyrs and the support of our friends and we will also win this battle for dignity and truth,” said Koci./EO/