Примеры использования Displaced serbs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, the influx of thousands of displaced Serbs has no doubt exacerbated the situation.
The security situation in the Region remains of concern in view of continuing reports of harassment of displaced Serbs.
The estimated number of displaced Serbs within Kosovo is 10,000 while 30,000 more have moved to other parts of Serbia.
The security situation in the Region remains of concern in view of continuing reports of harassment of displaced Serbs.
Nothing had thus been said about the situation of displaced Serbs who wished to return to their homes in Croatia.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) andUNTAES have developed terms of reference for a collaborative approach to the return of displaced Serbs and Croats both to and from the Region.
The slow andrestricted return of displaced Serbs to their homes and habitual residences in Croatia severely compromises the restitution process.
According to the Office for Displaced Persons and Refugees,only 5,700 previously registered displaced Serbs still remain in the region.
Although the majority of the displaced Serbs fled through Bosnia and Herzegovina or Croatia to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, a group of some 20,000 looked for shelter in Serb-held areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Continue its efforts in facilitating the return andreintegration of refugees and internally displaced Serbs and in further resolving all related issues(Slovakia);
We are also concerned that displaced Serbs are being resettled in Serb-occupied territory in Croatia to consolidate Serbian control over regions captured from Croats and prevent the original non-Serbian inhabitants from returning.
The central election commission of Kosmet has accepted bit more than 6,000 applications for the local elections from the displaced Serbs from Kosmet, out of 40 thousand submitted.
Senior ODPR officials have made negative statements to the effect that displaced Serbs will have to move to collective centres on 16 July 1997 and will not be entitled to ODPR support if they choose to vote in the region.
On 2 and 3 May 1997, some 25 houses were set on fire in theCroat-controlled municipality of Drvar(Federation), where displaced Serbs have been trying to return.
In the view of UNHCR, this is vital to prevent the further displacement of displaced Serbs at present residing in the Region as and when former residents of the Region return to their homes.
Displaced Serbs continued to face difficulties in trying to visit properties and gravesites in Gjakovë/Ðakovica and calls were made from several international quarters for the mayor to make greater efforts to promote tolerance and reconciliation.
It is significant that there appears to be very little pressure from the estimated 200,000 displaced Serbs to return to their homes in government-administered territory.
According to the Washington Post, displaced Serbs who fled from western Slavonia in November'have since been advised by Serbian officials in Belgrade to resettle' in Serbian-occupied territory in the region of Baranja, where the most active resettlement campaign is currently taking place.
The Commissariat claims, referring to the data of international organizations, that just over 1% of the displaced Serbs actually returned to the province in the past 12 years.
The houses involved are clearly targeted with the intent to deter the return of refugees and displaced persons belonging to local minorities. On 2 and 3 May 1997, some 25 houses were set on fire in theCroat-controlled municipality of Drvar(Federation), where displaced Serbs have been trying to return.
It is evident that the return of Croat displaced persons to Eastern Slavonia will depend greatly on the ability of displaced Serbs living there at present to return to their former homes elsewhere in Croatia.
In many cases, the houses involved were clearly targeted with the intent to deter the return of refugees and displaced persons belonging to local minorities. On 2 and 3 May 1997, some 25 houses were set on fire in theCroat-controlled municipality of Drvar(Federation), where displaced Serbs have been trying to return.
The Special Rapporteur recognizes that the Region's future remains uncertain, especially for displaced Serbs living there and for those who played any significant role in the breakaway regime of the so-called“Republic of Serb Krajina”.
Today marks 14 years since the attack against the Nis Express bus in Livadice near Podujevo, northern Kosovo,which killed 12 and wounded 43 displaced Serbs who were travelling to Gracanica on All Saints' Day.
The public statements of the Vice-President of the Government of Croatia, Ivica Kostović, to the effect that displaced Serbs cannot be treated in the same way as refugees of Croatian nationality and that forms used for Serbs should be different from those used for Croats are also widely known.
During the last three months, UNHCR, with the support of UNMIK, KFOR and the Steering Committee of theJoint Committee on Returns, organized a number of advance visits for displaced Serbs to various locations in Kosovo, including the Osojane Valley, in Istok municipality, and Klina municipality.
The Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Serbia notify that all sales contracts concluded anywhere between Albanians and displaced Serbs and Montenegrins and members of other national communities after 10 June 1999 and relative to immovable property in Kosovo and Metohija shall be considered invalid considering that they have been concluded contrary to the constitutional order and the positive laws of the Republic of Serbia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Also, the Yugoslav side must note that the Republic of Croatia slowly and inadequately fulfils its obligations assumed under the Basic Agreement on the Region of Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Sirmium(the Erdut Agreement) and the letter of intention concerning the unimpeded andfree return of expelled and displaced Serbs, protection of human rights and security of all Serbs living in the area, restitution of their property and compensation for seized, destroyed or damaged property.
The Special Rapporteur expressed concern that the Republika Srpska authorities allegedly planned to resettle displaced Serbs from Sarajevo in the Zone of Separation in order to strengthen their side of the Inter-Entity Boundary Line see E/CN.4/1996/9.
Progress on freedom of movement for the Republika Srpska citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina and displaced Serbs from Croatia in the Republika Srpska across the Bosnia and Herzegovina borders into Croatia has not been satisfactory.