Security expert Korab Blakaj has publicly criticized the Kosovo Prosecutor’s Office, alleging a failure to investigate and prosecute war crimes. Blakaj contends that this institutional inaction has negatively impacted both the administration of justice and national security. In a formal statement, he asserted that a prosecutor who neglects the investigation of war crimes fails both the victims and the state, thereby posing a risk to the state’s own operational integrity.
Blakaj stated, “A prosecutor who does not investigate war crimes properly fails the victims, fails the state itself, and becomes a risk to the state itself in the name of which it was built.” He further argued that the failure to adequately address war crimes represents more than just a lapse in justice; it actively undermines national security. According to the expert, the continued impunity of perpetrators erodes public trust and weakens the rule of law. Blakaj’s critique suggests that without robust action against those responsible for war crimes, the state’s foundational legitimacy is compromised.
The expert’s comments emphasize the critical link between prosecuting grave international crimes and maintaining national stability.
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