Protesters clashed with police in Priština on Monday evening outside the buildings of the Kosovan parliament and government. Demonstrators are demanding amendments to a law that would limit the jurisdiction of the Specialist Chambers for Kosovo, based in The Hague. Police used tear gas and water cannons against the crowd, while some protesters threw stones and pyrotechnics. Reuters reports at least seventeen people were injured, including six police officers. The protests follow the September conviction of four former commanders of the Kosovo Liberation Army for war crimes, including former president Hashim Thaçi. These convictions have fueled discontent and spurred calls for changes to the court's authority within Kosovo. The situation remains tense as demonstrators continue to voice their opposition.