Kosovo/Kosova As Seen, As Told Notes 1 However, the driver on one bus route was arrested and fined after completing his route. He was questioned about the UCK, and was given no explanation for the fine, MI/00/0062/99. 2 The OSCE-KVM noted how arbitrary the charging of some persons was when the mission members accompanied a Kosovo Albanian family which was asked to pay for complicated surgery. As soon as the OSCEKVM questioned this policy, the man was let go without paying. OSCE-KVM, RC 5, "Human Rights Office", February 1999. 3 OSCE-KVM HQ, "Weekly Report 4-10 January 1999". 4 OSCE-KVM, human rights officer. 5 PE/04/0024/99; OSCE-KVM, RC 5, "Daily Sitreps", 7 and 17 March 1999. 6 M/0499; M1204; M/1208; M/1312, M/1747 (March and April). 7 Many civilian houses and almost all public buildings, including medical facilities, were used to store or hide military hardware or as locations for snipers. In Urosevac/Ferizaj, for example, the VJ moved their command centre, weapons and ammunition to a local ambulance and health centre: M/0417; M/0855; M/0931; M/1048; M/1127; M/1202; M/1496. 8 A/0902; M/0006; M/0009; M/0320; M/0450; M/0499; M/1202; M/1307; M/1483 (gave the name of the Serb doctor who did not help); M/1529. One interviewee who worked in the morgue said that after the OSCE-KVM left dead bodies were only returned upon payment of DM 500. According to M/0321 two doctors allegedly falsified documents and handed out false identities of victims. 9 M/0244; M/0439; M/0579; M/1055 10 A/0874. He recounted also that the woman's husband, mother-in-law, a cousin and three neighbours were also killed in the attack on Sopina on 26 March. Contents KOSOVO / KOSOVA As Seen, As Told http://www.osce.org/kosovo/documents/reports/hr/part1/ch11.htm (4 of 4)12/5/2003 11:52:31 AM Previous Next OSCE ODIHR