Not on the Agenda
The Continuing Failure to Address Accountability
in Kosovo
Post-March 2004
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To the
Institutions of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK), including the
OSCE Mission in Kosovo
To the Provisional Institutions of Self-Government (PISG) and National Criminal Justice System Actors in Kosovo
To the Contact Group and the European Union (E.U.)
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The Promise
of Accountability for the March 2004 Violence in Kosovo
The Structure of the Criminal Justice System in Kosovo
Political Oversight of the Criminal Justice System
Accountability in Kosovo Prior to March 2004
The Criminal Justice Response to March 2004
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Measuring
Progress on Prosecutions
Impact of the April 2004 Restructuring of the Criminal Justice System
The Role of the United Nations Civilian Police Force
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Failed
Special Policing Operation
Delinkage of Operation from the Criminal Justice System
Witness Protection Concerns
Passive Policing and Lack of Follow Up
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Poor
Coordination with U.N. Police
Inadequate Response to Allegations of KPS Misconduct during the Riots
The Role of the Courts
The Role of UNMIK
Lack of Transparency in the Justice System
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Lack of
Outreach and Public Information on Accountability Efforts
Lack of Transparency in the Operation of the Criminal Justice System
Impact on the Return of Displaced Persons
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To the
United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK)
To the Kosovo Police Service (KPS), UNMIK Police, and the PISG Ministry of Internal Affairs
To the PISG Ministry of Justice
To the Office of the Prosecutor
To the Kosovo Judicial Council
To the Provisional Institutions of Self-Government
To the Contact Group and the European Union
To the International Community at Large
May 2006 Volume 18, No. 4(D)