Strasbourg ruled that Kosovo's detention of Fredi Beleri for 9 months was unlawful, citing insufficient reasons for his continued imprisonment. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) found that the Kosovo courts failed to properly assess the risk of his release and the evidence against him.
The ECHR determined that the Kosovo courts did not consider the risk of his release and the evidence against him adequately. The courts had relied on suspicions and evidence that were not sufficiently proven, and did not take into account the risk of his release or the evidence against him.
The ECHR criticized the Kosovo courts for their approach to the issue, noting that they had not properly assessed the risk of his release and the evidence against him. The ECHR also noted that the Kosovo courts had not considered the risk of his release or the evidence against him when determining the appropriate measure of detention.
The ECHR found that the Kosovo courts had not properly assessed the risk of his release and the evidence against him, and had not considered the risk of his release or the evidence against him when determining the appropriate measure of detention.