Kosovars protest security plans
Nov 19 - At least ten thousand protest in Kosovo's capital Pristina against the UN's amended plan for deployment of a European Union police and justice mission.
The protesters say the revised plan is a step toward partition along ethnic lines. Kosovo declared independence after nine years of U.N. administration of the province after Serbian forces were forced to leave after a NATO bombing campaign.
Susan Flory reports.
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