The Albanian-language online medium "euronews.al" has published an article with the claim in the title that Serbian lawyer Cedomir Stojkovic has stated: "I don't care. I have the right to honor the family of Adem Jashari."
After verifying the content of the published article, it was found that the statement does not definitively imply that Stojkovic declared that he has the right to honor the family of Adem Jashari.
Link to the article published by "euronews.al":
https://euronews.al/sme-intereson-avokati-serb-kam-te-drejte-te-nderoj-familjen-e-adem-jasharit/
The article was based on the statement that Stojkovic had given in a broadcast of the aforementioned medium, where he stated that "I have the right to place flowers on the grave of Adolf Hitler, Binladen, or on the grave of a 7-year-old Albanian child. This is my right. I don't care if you consider the Jashari family a terrorist group or not, I don't care at all."
Stokojvić was invited to the “Review” show on Euronews Albania, in his capacity as the lawyer of Serbian politician Nikola Sandulović, who was beaten in Serbia a day after the publication of the video while paying homage at the Jashari family cemetery in Prekaz. (see here)
While the reference as a lawyer for Serbian politician Nikola Sandulović is based on reports from local and Serbian media where Stojković is described as Sandulović's lawyer. (see here and here)
Analyze:
An Albanian-language media outlet has published an article with the claim in the headline that the lawyer of Serbian politician Nikola Sandulović has stated: "I don't care. I have the right to honor the family of Adem Jashari."
However, after verifying the content of the article published by hibrid.info, it was found that the statement does not definitively imply that Stojkovic made such a statement.
Based on its work methodology, hibrid.info qualifies this article as "Manipulation of facts" and "Disinformation".
Reasoning:
“Factual manipulation” is a rating given to media reports that use facts known to be accurate but interpret them in a distorted manner. These reports typically use accurate information to draw incorrect conclusions or claims, thereby misleading consumers of media content about the actual meaning of the facts presented.
A “Disinformation” rating is given to media reporting that contains a “mix” of inaccurate sources or even half-truthful content. This rating will also address reports that have incorrect attributions or headlines that do not reflect the text in terms of information accuracy.