Rape as a weapon of war in Kosovo: for the first time, a man tells his story.

19 April 2025

CdB

Ramadan Nishori publicly disclosed surviving sexual violence during the 1998-99 war, potentially freeing other victims’ voices.

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On Saturday, April 19, 2025, the Balkans Courier reported that Ramadan Nishori broke a taboo by publicly disclosing that he was raped during the 1998-99 war on Monday, the day dedicated to victims of sexual violence. His courageous testimony may help free the voices of other victims, marking a historical moment.

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