Former Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha has addressed the Strasbourg court his complaint after six months of house arrest and a long series of requests in Albania, all of which were rejected.
Through a lawsuit, the lawyers of the former prime minister ask the European Court of Human Rights to intervene to remove the measure that they consider to be unfounded in law.
In addition, the former prime minister recounts to the Strasbourg court all the efforts he made in his country with continuous requests for the undoing his security measure, including the request to be accompanied to the parliament.
Saying that the courts clarified the decisions too late, Berisha mentions the high court that clarified a March decision on him, two months late.
Berisha has taken the measure of house arrest after the court case of the privatization file of the former Partizani sports club.
The former prime minister is expected not to complain not to oppose in court the extension of the investigation deadlines, but it is reportedly getting ready to turn to the constitutional court with a series of claims along these lines.
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