Human rights in Serbia
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[edit] Asylum seekers
Serbia has a UN facility at the Belgrade Airport for applicants for asylum in accordance with international policies.
[edit] Kosovo
During the Kosovo war, many Albanians were massacred at various sites, with corpses only lately being returned to families. Many bodies of Serbian-killed Albanians remains in Serbia. [1]
Kosovos non Albanian minorities such as Serbs, Turks and Roma have been driven from their homes, with 500 Roma stranded in a UN lead mine in Mitrovica.
[edit] See also
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- The Kosovo Roma Refugee Fund website
- Paul Polanskys website
- Gypsy Blood: Documentary on the Mitrovica situation
- Gypsy Blood: Preview in MPG
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1 Has significant territory in Asia.
