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Sunday, November 1, 1998 Published at 18:57 GMT


World: Europe

Kosvo Liberation Army says it has sentenced two Serb journalists


The Kosovo Liberation Army -- the ethnic Albanian guerrilla movement --says it has sentenced two Serb journalists to sixty days in prison.

A KLA statement said the two journalists, Nebojsa Radosevic and Vladimir Dobricic, had been sentenced on Friday by a military court for violating the KLA's internal military-civilian order.

It said they had the right to appeal within seven days.The two Serb journalists disappeared on October the eighteenth in Magura, thirty kilometres south of the Kosovo capital, Pristina.

Four days later the KLA said they were in their hands and under investigation.

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