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Albania is a country ruled
by anarchy
 The families persecuted by the communist
dictatorship of Enver Hoxha,
are still today victims of violence and threats of death. One of them is Marije Bosha, who was arrested
in 1997, and mistreated by the communists. The chain of unrighteousness is
long. In 1983 Marije was interned along with her
family for five years in Seman of Fier. This family also suffered political imprisonment
and cruel tortures. Marije, Paulin,
Gjovalin, Pjerin, Terezina and Jolanda have
suffered political imprisonment for the simple reason they opposed the
dictatorship of Enver Hoxha
and Ramiz Alia, the two terrible beasts of the
Albanian history. Terezina Bosha
bore a child, Stiljan, in the political prison in Belsh of Elbasan in 1980. On
April 2, 1991, during the peaceful protest against the system of Ramiz Alia, where Arben Broci, Bujar Bishanaku, Nazmi Kryeziu and Besnik Ceka were shot dead, and other 163 innocent people were
wounded, Suela Bosha was
one of the wounded and mistreated. Later on she was honored by the Albanian
President. Marije’s brother, Gjovalin
Zefi suffered hard consequences as one of the most
active people in pulling down the bust of Enver Hoxha in December 13, 1990. He was tortured and imprisoned,
and in Elbasan he had an abscess. Later on, on May
29, 1997, he was killed in the center of Shkodra,
just like his uncle. The life of Marije Bosha today is menaced, as anarchy rules. Every day
almost three people are killed.
Fatime Kulli
Old enmities cause victims in the Albanian society
Almost every day there’s a crime in Albania, because of old enmities.
Anton Malaj is a victim of such an enmity. Two
former soldiers of the boarder troupes want and try to kill  him. This is related to the fact that on September
11, 1985, Anton Malaj, Qezar
Sula and Alfred Jaho, soldiers of the Military Unit
30-11, in Vrinë of Durrës,
desert and try to escape in Yugoslavia
through the village Aliaj of Shkodra,
after the night-fall. They could reach the boarder and near the Shkodra’s Lake they were
detected by the boarder units. These boarder units opened fire without
warning. Qezar Sula was wounded and caught by these
Albanian units, while Anton Malaj and Alfred Jaho respond with fire, as they were provided with 25 grenades.
They were able to leave Albania
in anyway. During that fight of 20 years ago, two soldiers of the Albanian boarder unit were wounded, and they want to kill Anton,
according to the Canon of the mountains. This last one was condemned 25 years
of imprisonment at that time, accused for high betrayal, what was abolished
one and a half years after the fall of the Berlin’s Wall. The Albanian State,
as the most unrighteous and unable in the world, has institutionalized even
the medieval laws of the Canon. Today Anton Malaj
lives hiding fearing death. Even the Albanian President, Alfred Moisiu is engaged in activities of reconciliation, what
gives little hopes for possible chances to eliminate such wounds.
Albert Vataj
Again unsafe in Albania
The house of Hysen Gosturani,
in Gosturan of Tropoja,
was shaken by a big projectile, where Chinese letters were identified,
according to the Albanian Police. According to the  investigatory group no victims were registered after
the explosion, while investigation is focused on enmity. Gangs are back in Albania today
and revenge makes people’s life unsafe. These last days, Vjollca
Bizi and her two children, Idvin
and Kleidis were shot with machinegun near their
house in Perash of Shkodra,
city in North Albania. For God’s sake they
escaped death as the bullets didn’t hit the target. According to our sources,
the motivation is related to the activity of Vjollca’s
husband, Bardhyl Musa Bizi,
as there was no report in the police, because it is often the police that
give information. At the beginning of the democratic processes, her husband
was active in pulling down the bust of Stalin on January 14, 1990, and that
of Enver Hoxha on
December 13, 1990, but also during 1997, when these same gangs forced him to
leave Albania and go toward Greece along with his wife, their two children
and his old mother, Shpresa Doçi.
He came back in Albania
after eight years and unknown people shot on his family. There’s strong
relationship between gangs of the neighbor countries where there is also drug
smuggling and other contraband. We came to know that this Albanian family can
live neither in Albania,
nor in Greece,
but they have to get their lives safe in some other country.
Sokol Pepushaj
Pajtim
Ujkaj leaves Albania
because of death threats
 Revenge keeps on over the former political
persecuted, likewise everywhere in Albania, especially in Malësi e
Madhe, as one of the most persecuted areas by the communist regime, because
of their activity, mostly now when the socialists won again. The family Ujkaj
from Koplik of Malësi e Madhe is one of those families well-known as one of
the suffering families during the communist regime of Enver Hoxha. The same
thing is happening to this family, especially to Mr. Hasan Ujkaj, during the
parliamentary elections of this year in Albania, while Mr. Ujkaj was
mistreated and menaced for his activity supporting the Democratic Party, by
forces of the State’s Security and socialists thirsty for power who want to
defend their corruptions at any cost. Such revenge doesn’t start here, but
since 1951 when the family Ujkaj was considered as an enemy, what meant they
were enemies of communism. They were persecuted for 50 years, until democracy
came on Albania,
supported vigorously by the family Ujkaj in Koplik of Malësi e Madhe. Hasan
Ujkaj and Pajtim Ujkaj, father and son, were distinguished for their activity
supporting the Democratic Party. Mr. Pajtim Ujkaj, born in 1976, participated
in the anticommunist protests of 1990-1991, to pull down dictatorship with
peaceful means. Almost all the family, obviously those who had the right age,
became members of the Democratic Party. One of the most active people was
Pajtim Ujkaj, who became member of the Democratic Party in 1995. After the
return of the communists on power 1997, the family Ujkaj, especially Pajtim
Ujkaj, was menaced. Communist agents have menaced and provoked him many
times, even to eliminate him, making of Pajtim Ujkaj part of the list of
people persecuted for their anticommunist convictions. On January 8 and 9, 2003,
Pajtim Ujkaj was held at the police in the investigation offices for two
days, yet menaces were not over. In autumn 2003, when the local elections
were held, Pajtim Ujkaj and his relatives were still under violence, threats,
mistreating. Unfortunately threats do not end here and in 2004, Pajtim Ujkaj
was arrested again, but this time, as he could escape the nails of the
social-communist revenge, he leaved Albania, trying to survive
elsewhere. If he would stand in Albania, he would hardly have
enjoyed his life.
Vasel Gilaj
Endless
sufferings
One of many Albanians forced to leave the
country is Berti Bame (Demaj), born in Shkodra on March 6, 1975. He was the
bodyguard of the President of the Albanian Indipendent  Syndicates from November 2001 until March 21,
2005, while his wife was a teacher so they built their new life together.
Their sufferings become unbearable. Unknown people supported by the Albanian
political mafia press on him to make him leave his work as a bodyguard of the
President of the Albanian Indipendent Syndicates. They wanted at any cost
that the President Kalaja might not be protected, so that they might press on
him for his pronunciations and properties of the Albanian Indipendent
Syndicates. In these circumstances, pressure was present every day, through
attempted car incidents, phone-calls and various menaces. At the beginning
they fired his wife, later on forced him to change his surname from Demaj to
Bame, so that he might not be identified. In February 2005, maske people took
him in hostage and although he was physically strong, they tied him hands and
legs izolating him for almost two weeks. Than they have let him go menacing
to kill him and his wife Enkeleida, and also his daughter Klea, if he didn’t
leave his work. In these circumstances he brings his wife and daughter away
from Shkodra, somewhere to an anknown place, while he leaves Albania,
although he had reported many times to the police, but these last doesn’t
assume to protect his life and family. In these conditions, his return in
Albania doesn’ grant a safe life to this family.
Zef
Nika
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