The Basic Court in Pristina has declared the acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Glauk Konjufca, innocent regarding charges related to an incident at the Parliament of Kosovo. According to reports from Ekonomia Online, Judge Edita Çanta announced the acquittal during the verdict reading, stating that Konjufca was found not guilty of the charges brought against him. Konjufca had been accused of the criminal act classified as “Use of a weapon or dangerous instrument,” specifically in connection with the throwing of tear gas during a meeting held within the parliamentary hall.
The declaration of innocence signifies the court’s finding that the evidence presented did not substantiate the allegations against him. This ruling follows previous legal proceedings concerning the matter. It is noted that the Basic Court in Pristina had previously issued an acquittal for Konjufca on February 26, 2024.
That earlier decision was based on the finding that the prosecution failed to prove that he had committed the alleged criminal act involving the tear gas. The acquittal marks the latest judicial determination in the case involving Konjufca and the incident at the Parliament. The ruling confirms that, according to the court’s judgment, the charges related to the deployment of tear gas were unsubstantiated.
The decision concludes the legal proceedings concerning these specific accusations against the official.
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