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Public Room court case ends with 4-year prison sentences for publishers of private nude photos

The Basic Criminal Court Skopje at the end of the last week sentenced the two convicted in the "Javna Soba" (Public Room) trial to 4 years prison sentences. This group on Telegram was used for sharing private nude photos or videomaterials of girls and women from North Macedonia and abroad. The group's founder, Darko Kostovski and group's moderator Mihail Panevski...

Appellate Court rejects Janakieski and Bozinovski’s appeals for release from custody

After yesterday's sessions, the Criminal Council of the Skopje Court of Appeal, today decided to reject the appeals of the indicted Mile Janakieski and Kiril Bozinovski regarding the 30-day detention measure for the SPO's case "Titanic". "After the public sessions, the Criminal Council of the Skopje Court of Appeal have rejected the appeals of defendants Mile Janakieski from Skopje and...

Zaev: 27th of April was a shameful day for the country, we’ve shown that we are not like that

On the occasion that marks the anniversary of the violence that took place in Parliament on April 27, Prime Minister Zoran Zaev said it was shameful for the citizens and the state, and “we should learn to never repeat it”. When asked if he believed there should be a legal settlement for the case, he added that the individuals who...

The “Bombs” will be used as evidence in the “Titanic” case led by the SPO, rules the Appellate Court

More than 1,000 wiretapped conversations will be used as evidence in the trial for the “Titanic” case led by the Special Prosecutor's Office, ruled the Appellate Court in Skopje. The decision of the Appellate Court followed yesterday's public session in court, where the appeal was discussed, after the the Criminal Court on October 20th, dismissed the wiretapped conversations, i.e the...

Today the Supreme Court is deciding on custody for Grujovski, Jakimovski and Boskovski

Today, the appeals submitted by Goran Grujovski, Toni Jakimovski and Nikola Boskovski will be decided in a closed session at the Supreme Court, after the Appellate Court of Skopje ruled that the three suspects be remanded into custody. The Appellate Court approved the appeal made by the Special Prosecutor’s Office, which was against the Criminal Court’s ruling and their decision...

Bubevski: The postponement of a custody ruling does not exist anywhere in the world, except in Macedonia

There is no example in the world where the implementation of a court ruling where custody has been determined, is postponed, except in Macedonia. This was the opinion of Gavril Bubevski, a prosecutor from the Special Prosecutor's Office,  regarding the situation in which Goran Grujovski (former head of the fifth administration), Toni Jakimovski (former head of Sasho Mijalkov’s Office)...

The Criminal Council will decide in the next 48 hours whether Kočan will be remanded into custody

The Criminal Court of the Basic Court Skopje 1, within the next 48 hours will decide whether Sead Kočan will be granted bail or remanded into custody. Prosecutors from the SPO, Gavril Bubevski and Artan Ajro at today’s hearing put forward their arguments and stated that there have been incidents when Kočan had reoffended and that the bail of 900.000...

Kočan has been admitted to the Cardiology Clinic for a suspected heart attack

Businessman Sead Kočan, who has been on the run for two months, was yesterday admitted to the Cardiology Clinic in Skopje due to poor health, reported the media today. The portal “Prizma”, referring to sources from with in the Cardiology Clinic, wrote that Kočan was admitted in with a pre-heart attack condition and today was implanted with a stent implant. However,...

Strasbourg rules in favour of journalists who were removed on “Black Monday”

The European Court of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms decided in favor of journalists Naser Selmani, Natasa Stojanovska, Frosina Fakova, Snezana Lupevska, Biljana Bogdanovska and Toni Angelovski, who were physically removed from a parliamentary session during the adoption of the budget on the 24th of December, 2012. The Journalists demanded damages of 5,000 euros each, while the Government contested these...

The Court rejects the SPO’s request for the exclusion of Judge Pop-Stefanija from the “Fortress” case

The Basic Court Skopje 1 has rejected the request by the Special Public Prosecutor (SPO) to exclude Judge Aleksandra Pop-Stefanija from the "Fortress" case, stated the court this afternoon. The court says the decision was brought by the deputy presiding Judge Ivica Stefanovski as President Vladimir Panchevski is on holiday. "In the absence of the presiding judge, who is on annual...

SDSM: There has to be accountability for the break in at “TV21”

Today the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia sharply condemned the thuggish break in at "TV21" by Nikola Gruevski's security detail, and demands that those responsible be held accountable, and those who gave the orders for such an act. "This is an act of vandalism, and it is more confirmation of the extent freedom of information and freedom of expression in...

Taleski Will Be Placed Under House Arrest

The court have found the Mayor of Bitola Vladimir Taleseki, and officially served him with papers on the rules and regulation on house arrest for the "Transporter" case. This exclusive news has been confirmed for "Meta" by the Criminal Court, Skopje. The court have said that Taleski's defense attorney appealed the ruling. No-one knew the whereabouts of Mayor Taleski for the last two...

Zahir Beqiri ‘Chaus’ receives a two and a half year sentence for falsifying documents

Zahir Beqiri, known to the public as Chaush, received a two and a half year sentence for forging documents, while his brother Imer Beqiri received a sentence a one year sentence in prison, was today's ruling by the Basic Court Skopje 1. For the criminal charges of manufacturing and supplying arms, the two men were acquitted. Brothers Zahir and Imer Beqiri...

Protest at the Constitutional Court: “Hard time for the Mafia”, “Resign”, “Where there’s Grujo – There is no peace”

A group of citizens have gathered again in front of the Constitutional Court hitting pots and pans to show their anger at the courts ruling to amend the Amnesty Law, which would allow the President to pardon people convicted of various types of electoral crime. Citizens chanted “Hard time for the Mafia”, “Resign”, “Where is our money?”, “Where there's Grujo...

Janeva’s appeals rejected – No pre-trial jail time for Janakieski and Temelko, and that’s definite!

The Criminal Council of the Basic Court Skopje 1, which is made up of three judges, dismissed the Special Prosecutor's appeals as on the grounds they were unfounded in regard to the Judge's decision at the Preliminary proceedings that former Minister of Transport & Communications Mile Janakieski, and the Mayor of Pustec in Albania Edmond Temelko,  as well as...

International opinion expresses support for special prosecutor

In a statement released by the Basic Court Skopje 1 defending the court's decision made at the preliminary hearing stage, Judges have complained that they felt pressurized into commenting on the decision reached in the preliminary hearing, by repeated and aggressive media coverage which questioned the Court's findings. The Judges are dismayed that the same media did not give...