Integra has stated that the images for the “Massacres in Kosovo” exhibition were meticulously chosen – “We have the support of Parliament.” The request submitted by Integra to the Prishtina municipality, seeking permission for the exhibition concerning the Kosovo massacres, faced considerable criticism due to inaccuracies within the presented data. In a letter to the capital, Integra requested authorization to utilize space in Mother Teresa Square. The organization highlighted that 52 panels, containing “text and photographs documenting 50 massacres carried out during the final Kosovo war 1998–1999,” would be displayed there.
These panels were intended to be arranged along the entirety of Mother Teresa Square, spanning both sides of the space between the trees. Integra emphasized the importance of this location for showcasing the historical documentation related to the massacres. The initiative, supported by Parliament, aimed to present a comprehensive account of the events.
The organization’s focus remained on accurately representing the documented evidence surrounding the Kosovo massacres.
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Integra confirmed that the photographs displayed in the “Massacres in Kosovo” exhibition were deliberately chosen – “We have the support of Parliament.” The organization’s images for the exhibition we