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Kosovo has again asked Serbia to extradite the criminals and the information about the missing persons.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Donika Gërvalla, in a post on X, asked Serbia to respect the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

"International Human Rights Day: Kosovo guarantees the highest standards of human rights, as confirmed by the European Union, OSCE and other organizations. We ask Serbia to respect the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and to extradite criminals and data on missing persons", Gërvalla wrote.

More than 1 people are missing from the war in Kosovo.

International Day of Human Rights: ?? guarantees the highest human rights standards, as confirmed by ?? OSCE and other organizations. We request from Serbia to honor the ?? Universal Declaration of Human Rights and extradite the criminals and data about missing persons.
- Donika Gërvalla-Schwarz (@gervallaschwarz) December 10, 2024

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