nr. 58 / 6 prill 2004
Totalitarian system squeezing the
pinchers of dictatorship His
name is Dul Maliq Buhaj, born on November 5, 1941, and resident in the “Kala”
district of Drisht in the area of Postrriba. He spent all of his life in His mother’s uncle, Adem Haxhi Spahija
was an officer of the first King, Ahmet Zogu, as well as a volunteer leading
the fighters of Postrriba against foreigners. He was wounded 9 times fighting
to defend the country. The last time he was wounded in the war of 1939, when
he was arrested and interned along with many other Albanian leaders, in the
prisons of Italy. In prison was poisoned and died. Hatred against the
communist regime increases in the family of his father and mother, who
participated on November 9, 1946 in the great anticommunist insurrection,
which failed. They were arrested, tortured, imprisoned etc. Participants in
the insurrection from the family of his father there were also his uncle,
Myrto Dani, standard-bearer and leader in this insurrection and the other
uncle, Zyber Dervishi, whom also were arrested, tortured and imprisoned. His
mother’s three uncles, participating in the insurrection, were: Osman Haxhi
Spahija, Haxhi Adem Spahija and Shaban Adem Spahija, whom also were arrested,
tortured and imprisoned. Osman was condemned 101 years of prison and his
house was burned up, for he was a leader of the insurgency by arm. In 1956,
his aunt, Rabije Muho Spahija, along with her husband, Nderim Muja and many
other citizens of Shkodra, broke the border through Shkodra’s Lake. She died
in 1979 in Canada, while her family is still there. As soon as the dictatorial regime fell,
with the beginning of the anticommunist movements of 1990-1991, Dul Maliq
Buhaj participated as an activist in the protests for the downfall of this
regime. On February 20, 1994, he became member of the Association of the
former political prisoners in the Commune of Postrriba, the branch of
Shkodra. On March 1994 he became member of the Legality League Party (PLL),
the branch of Shkodra. Even today, Dul is being persecuted as such, by the
Socialist Party on power, succeeding the Party of Labor. Nothing has changed,
for the party on power has changed only the shape and tactics of revenge, but
not the tragedy. As a nationalist, member of the PLL and anticommunist, Dul
is still being fought and persecuted. His hatred against this regime
increases until the day he couldn’t suffer it anymore and decides to go into
exile in order to save his life. Zef Nika Shkodra, the metropolis of Albanian
culture missing its talents
This young Albanian was very promising
and we are really sorry to miss these talents. Apologizing with this girl for
bringing back the anxiety and sorrow she went through, we appeal to this
state not to be so cruel and brutal even with the artists, these innocent
creatures that would had made it proud in the future. Sokol Pepushaj Albania, country of conflicts Conflicts,
disagreements, violence, rape, robbery, injury and even murders are being a
phenomenon in Albania. A 66 years old woman died these last days after she
was raped by to individuals, the first 32 and the other 38 years old, now
arrested. Many Albanian women are victims of this crazy time, while gangsters
are drawing the Albanian society to a precipice that won’t be closed for many
decades, whilst the state has no authority. According to a document of the
League of Missionaries of Peace of Albania, with protocol number 01/14, Ilma
Isuf Balaj, a young Albanian, born on July 27, 1980, from Shkodra, in
Northern Albania, was victim of a gang that attempted to kidnap and put her
forcedly in a car and rape her. Ilma Balaj could escape this beastly attempt
of rape, on November 23, 2003, thanks God, but three nights later the gangs
made a second attempt while she was with her husband, Ismet Balaj, as she was
scared to go out alone. In this case, the woman left the fight aghast, while
her husband was lightly injured by the rapists. Their goal was surely the
rape, so they swore at her husband, as unable to reach the goal. These are
daily and nightly banalities, while gangsters are playing havoc starting
conflicts ending in murders, while the law isn’t working in this state
involved and in solidarity with criminals. There are many cases when if someone
gives report to the police for people terrorizing, raping, kidnapping or
killing, it is the same police that tells this to the criminals, who take
revenge or kill, instead of being arrested. Albania is the country where conflicts,
murders and unseen crimes have become usual even because inside the police
there are many criminals and not less members of terrorist groups. We have
evidence of concrete reports for terrorist groups in the name of Osama Bin
Laden, and the report evaporated, though we went to the American services
recording the messages and conversations, even the individuals’ names and
number-plates of vehicles still going around in Albania. However the international
forces might be watching for more dangerous organizations. Nevertheless, we
are showing objectively and courageously our concern, like in the case of
Ilma Balaj, who didn’t resist the terror and was forced to leave Albania. She
left, but she might have left behind a conflict, now in the lists of
conflicts hard to be closed, recorded in the chronicles of the League of the
Missionaries of Peace of Albania. Albert Vataj The Albanian society against terror The
last days wide protests against the government, with the only request “Nano
go!” show that it is necessary to Albania the removal of this political caste
from the seats of crime. None here has his life safe. Even the family of the
former principal of Special Forces of the Police of the State, Bardhyl
Kaçorri, was protected by the police of London, after the happenings of
February 7, when the Premier Seat was assaulted. If those at the head of this
fascist state receive death threats, what about the simple people, the
democrats aspiring for a European society? Shkodra is menaced the most.
Shyqiri Mustaf Duli, the well-known Albanian democrat, had often received
death threats. Since the beginning of the democratic processes, likewise many
others, he suffered violence, pressure and menaces, until the day he was
forced to leave Albania. Let us explain what happened. On March 11, 2003,
after he was arrested and tortured for nine hours, only the intervention of
the former Prefect of North Albania, Gjergj Leqejza could take him out of the
police station. The medieval revenge of the dictators, against whom the
people protests every day, is too heavy against democrats. Three days later,
on March 14, 2003, Shyqiri Duli, as a bodyguard of the Mayor of that time,
was kidnapped and kept hostage by anarchist individuals, who use violence on
him in the suburbs. The violence is endless. On March 18, 2003, at about 1700,
two people with helmets, riding motorbike, have shot toward him. He escaped
death for God maybe wanted so, for the bullets intended to kill him. His wife
too was beaten, even though she was pregnant. His relatives have received
menaces too. As violence is being very clear now, he could be killed at any
time, if he wasn’t to leave toward occidental countries, wherever he could
have a chance to live. Vasel Gilaj Albania, far away from Europe Albania
is a den of gangs, of medieval customs and the integration in the civilized
Europe seems too far for it. Innocent people are being killed. Even this
young guy, Elvis Ismet Hoxha, born on March 24, 1987, is in danger by the gun
of someone. His uncle’s son, Besnik Qamil Hoxha, was found dead in his house
on January 3, 1999. Besnik owned a restaurantand his murder occurred after
several menaces from unknown people. This family was again menaced and on
August 17, 2003, Mirsad Hoxha, the brother of Elvis, was wounded. Since then,
Elvis Hoxha and his family had to live shut-in. This young guy, receiving
death threats, had to cut off his dreams and goals, as he was engaged as a
footballer in young’s soccer team of “Vllaznia”. Since he was 8 years old, he
was engaged in the different age’s teams of “Vllaznia”. But Elvis had to cut
off the goals for his life, just to save his life. Vasel Gilaj Grigor Laka has been killed Shkodra
under blood – Shkodra has been blooded for many times during this last month.
In a supurb of Shkodra a 28-year old man from Korca has been killed by an
automatic gun shooting. The man is called Gregor Lako. This happened on
Thursday on 08.04.2004 about 18.00 at “Tre Heronjte” quarter. The sources
from the place of happening do not offer any preleminary information about
the act of crime and the victim. Also the police, which came on delay at the
place, does not give any information about the authours or the suspicious
persons for the crime. From the police we learned that they are investigating
several possibilities. Until now, because of investigation, they have
confirmed nothing about the crime and its authours. Coresp.”Shqiperia Etnike” Police
in Albania Arrest and Beat Teenagers, too, for Political Motives
This young man was
threatened and beaten for two days, while at the hands of police in Barbullush Police Station. The treatment of Leonard Jushaji is confirmed by pictures, witnesses and medical
reports. We call upon the Socialist
government, socialist party members and anyone connected to them to stop
violence on children. This is against Human Rights laws, but do Albanian
authorities care about that?! Albert
Vataj |