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KLA was doing the dirty work of KFOR and the international community. There were reports of some of the capture Serbs being used for forced labor too.

Some of the camps were restarted (the ones I guess which were interrupted by the Serbian police/military, bombing, or movement of the KLA) after KFOR gained control.

None of the internationals rescued a single kidnapped victim. Only those who escaped or the KLA decided to release itself.

Although the German KFOR did interrupt, in June 1999, the KLA beating several Roma (gypsies) at a police station the KLA had just taken over. But I guess these people were freshly kidnapped and weren't reported as missing, and that the Germans weren't seeking them but came upon them and were surprised by the scene of people handcuffed to radiators and an old man recently dead in a chair.