Diplomarbeit, 2016
82 Seiten, Note: 8
This master's thesis explores the issue of Kosovar foreign fighters and the associated human rights violations. The thesis examines the ideological and political contexts that contributed to the radicalization of these individuals, analyzing the legal frameworks both within Kosovo and internationally, and delves into specific case studies to highlight the violations of human rights during the prosecution of these fighters. The goal is to shed light on the complexities of fighting extremist radicalization in Kosovo and to emphasize the importance of upholding fundamental legal principles, such as the presumption of innocence and the right to a fair trial, in the process.
The introduction provides an overview of the historical context, focusing on Kosovo's independence, the impact of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the subsequent rise of foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq. It highlights the significance of the issue in Kosovo and the challenges faced by the country in addressing this threat.
Chapter 1 delves into the concept of foreign fighters, focusing specifically on the motivations and ideology behind Kosovar foreign fighters. It analyzes the evolution of Albanian identity and ideology in Kosovo, exploring how the country's independence and the political vacuum it created contributed to the rise of religious extremism.
Chapter 2 examines the legal framework for combating terrorism in Kosovo, both at the international and domestic levels. It discusses relevant treaties and conventions, as well as Kosovo's domestic legislation and its implementation.
Chapter 3 focuses on the specific human rights violations faced by Kosovar foreign fighters during their arrest, detention, and prosecution. It examines the challenges of ensuring a fair trial and the impact of the "ISIS-at" and Ardian Mehmeti cases on the overall human rights landscape.
This study explores the complex interplay of ideology, radicalization, and human rights violations within the context of Kosovar foreign fighters. Key topics include Albanian identity, religious extremism, terrorism, human rights, the presumption of innocence, the right to a fair trial, and the challenges of fighting extremist radicalization in Kosovo.
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