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Kosovo·Democracy

Kosovo ruling party officials convicted of inciting hatred against judicial figures

Tuesday, 14 April 2026, 18:49 · 1 min read

A court in Pristina (Kosovo's capital) has sentenced government spokesperson Arlind Manxhuka and ruling party MP Egzon Azemi to one and a half years in prison each for using social media to incite hatred and intolerance toward a judge and a special prosecutor. The posts, made in December 2022, targeted the officials in response to a court decision to alter the detention conditions of a former Kosovo Serb police officer accused of organising a terrorist attack. Both men rejected the verdict as politically motivated, and the ruling can be appealed.

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Balkan InsightKosovo Govt Spokesperson, Ruling Party MP Convicted of Inciting Hatred ↗︎
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