Minister Manja: There is no amnesty for the crimes being investigated from the Special Court

The Minister of Justice Ulsi Manja said that the draft law on criminal amnesty has caused confusion and caused inappropriate messages to be sent regarding this issue. Manja said that clearly there will be no amnesty for any of the crimes that are being investigated and judged in the Special Court. “Yesterday, the Laws Committee, […]

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