ZAGREB, Jan 12 (Hina) - Should the relations of the Croatian Homeland Defence War Soldiers' Ministry towards the families of killed or invalid mine sweepers remain unchanged, the Union of employees in mine-clearing will join the
initiative to rescind the ministry. The most accountable for the families still being unable to exercise their rights is the ministry itself, which is making up reasons for the Law on Mine-Clearing not to be implemented, the unionists said. "Such a ministry makes no sense, and should be withdrawn. In its place a mine-clearing ministry should be created," union president Drazen Kis told Hina. The Croatian Party of Rights and the alliance of associations of Homeland Defence War volunteers yesterday announced an initiative to rescind the soldiers' ministry. They hold the ministry's tasks could be taken over by the Labour and Welfare Ministry and the Defence Ministry. The min
ZAGREB, Jan 12 (Hina) - Should the relations of the Croatian
Homeland Defence War Soldiers' Ministry towards the families of
killed or invalid mine sweepers remain unchanged, the Union of
employees in mine-clearing will join the initiative to rescind the
ministry.
The most accountable for the families still being unable to
exercise their rights is the ministry itself, which is making up
reasons for the Law on Mine-Clearing not to be implemented, the
unionists said.
"Such a ministry makes no sense, and should be withdrawn. In its
place a mine-clearing ministry should be created," union president
Drazen Kis told Hina.
The Croatian Party of Rights and the alliance of associations of
Homeland Defence War volunteers yesterday announced an initiative
to rescind the soldiers' ministry. They hold the ministry's tasks
could be taken over by the Labour and Welfare Ministry and the
Defence Ministry.
The mine-sweepers union has announced they will discuss the
outstanding problems with officials at the defence soldiers',
interior affairs and defence ministries.
(hina) lml