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"The League of Albanian women that I founded protested against the war, took care of women, children elderly, the forcibly displaced people. For this reason I was sentenced to 12 years in prison from the Milosevic's regime...I was released, but in Serbia there are 600 Albanians still hostages of war. I don't feel free unless they are released…They are as much of terrorist as me, because Milosevic's regime sentenced me for terrorism. The only weapon was my pen and my stethoscope…Global peace can be secured only with individual collective units. Let's hope and work for the happiness and the well-being of each one, to have more love and trust in our heart for ourselves and other."

Flora Brovina, President of the Albanian Women's League of Kosovo, 2001

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