PRISTINA, Jan 9 (Hina) - The Kosovo Committee for Human Rights
today released its annual report on "systematic and brutal"
violations by Serbian authorities of the personal and collective
rights and freedoms of the ethnic Albanian community in
Yugoslavia's southern province of Kosovo.
According to the report, last year 17 Albanians were killed by
firearms or as a result of physical maltreatment by Serbian police.
Eleven were wounded and about 2,200 were physically maltreated. The
list included 28 children and 22 women.
Serbian police searched more than 3,500 Albanian homes and
arrested 2,960 people, among them members of political parties and
humanitarian agencies and teachers.
Ninety Albanians received prison sentences for endangering the
territorial integrity of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), the
report said.
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