Thousands of people in Pristina, Kosovo, once again demonstrated against the recent convictions of four former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) by the Hague court. The rally, mirroring previous protests, centers on the belief that the verdicts are unjust and demonstrate a double standard in international justice. Speakers at the demonstration strongly criticized the Hague court’s decision, alleging bias in its application of the law. Protesters voiced concerns over the implications of the convictions for Kosovo’s national identity and the legacy of the KLA’s role in the country's independence. The convictions relate to war crimes committed during and after the Kosovo War. Demonstrators are demanding a fairer assessment of the historical context and a more equitable judicial process. The ongoing protests underscore the deep sensitivity surrounding the Kosovo War and its aftermath within Kosovo society.