International justice mechanisms in Kosovo are righteously perceived—and as the data shows—as biased, directed primarily against Kosovo Liberation Army in their efforts to examine war crimes and crimes against humanity in Kosovo. UNMIK and EULEX issued 48 indictments, 16 against Albanians, 13 against Serbs and four indictments against Montenegrins, indicted 61 Albanians and 44 Serbs ..read more

2,216 Black Americans were killed by the police through 2013-2021 compared to 3,886 Whites and 1,365 Hispanics—representing the highest murder rate in the U.S. Black Americans represented 28% of people killed by the police in 2020 despite being only 13% of the U.S. population. Only in January 2020, the police killed 30 Blacks or one Black American every ..read more

All members of Jashari family, excluding Adem and Hamëz Jashari, are entitled to the status of civilians pertinent to international humanitarian law, therefore, they should be treated as victims of the war and be served justice. Their murder constitutes war crime and crime against humanity under international law.    Sebahate J. Shala The Fourth Geneva Convention defined protected persons as those “who at ..read more

Të gjithë anëtarët e familjes Jashari, me përjashtim të Adem dhe Hamëz Jasharit, e gëzojnë statusin e “civilëve” në përputhje me të drejtën ndërkombëtare humanitare, rrjedhimisht duhet të trajtohen si viktima të luftës dhe t’u ofrohet drejtësi. Vrasja e tyre, ndërkaq, përbën “krim lufte” dhe “krim kundër njerëzimit” në akordancë me ligjin ndërkombëtar. Sebahate J ..read more

Sebahate J. Shala Insurrection. Sedition. Domestic terror. In an unprecedented occasion, members of the U.S. Congress, media and experts unanimously used the phrase “domestic terror” to describe the January 6 riots—when an angry mob breached the Capitol in attempt to overrule the result of the 2020 election. In a live appearance, the Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser called the action ..read more

Sebahate J. Shala WHEN all this is over, I will go out and celebrate freedom. Freedom from fear.  Freedom II. I will honor it. I will appreciate it. I will cherish it. I will savor it. I will hold it dearly. I will enjoy the beauty of simple things and do things I haven’t done ..read more

Sebahate J. Shala THAYNE and Riley would have forever continued their Friday nights phone conversations if it wasn’t for the kidnapping of his sister and her temporary suspension for secretly using government resources to find her long-time missing sister. He, a Navy SEAL. She, an FBI profiler. They join forces to fight an increasingly ruthless ..read more

Sebahate J. Shala THERE is always something good coming out of something bad. The good thing that came out of this crisis is turning to each other. To our families. To our beloved. To our friends. To the forgotten people. To the forgotten things. We turned to ourselves. To simple things we neglected and non-appreciated ..read more

Sebahate J. Shala DAMN. I have been exposed. The virus is here. In the house. We live under the same roof. Only walls separate us. All of this time I have been protected from the outside world and it turned out that virus was here. Inside the house. It doesn’t count if you protect yourself ..read more

Sebahate J. Shala  IT’S the thirteenth day of March. Fear. Fear from the unknown. Fear from the invisible enemy. They say there is a killer out there. It’s merciless. Non-discriminatory in terms of political, economic and social status, and regarding age and geographic position. It can attack or kill anyone, be rich or poor, celebrity ..read more