Ethnic Serb fugitive is nominated as court judge by Kosovo


  • World
  • Thursday, 24 May 2018

PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo's parliament is facing criticism from the opposition and watchdog organisations for nominating as a judge a Serb who fled to Kosovo to avoid being jailed for corruption.

Parliament voted last week to appoint Radomir Laban to serve as a judge of the Constitutional Court representing the Kosovo Serb minority. President Hashim Thaci has two weeks in which to approve or reject the nomination.

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