Kosovo Police Obstruct Serb Journalists
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Kosovo police obstructed Serbian journalists covering a memorial service at Gazimestan, according to the Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS). Serbia honored soldiers and police killed in Kosovo in 1999 with a memorial service in Niลก on Vidovdan. Vidovdan observances in Kosovo included services in Graฤanica and a memorial at Gazimestan, marked by strict police controls.
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