DISPLACED SERBS TO RETURN TO KNIN

( Editorial: --> 3650 ) KNIN, May 13 (Hina) - Twenty one persons of Serb nationality are to return from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to the Croatian town of Knin on Thursday. Their return was organised by the Croatian government Office for Displaced Persons and Returnees and the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), head of the Office's branch in Knin, Nada Galiot, said on Wednesday. All returnees are Croatian citizens and have all necessary Croatian documents. The twenty one Serbs are the first group of Serb refugees to return to Croatia under the initiative of the Serbian Helsinki Committee for human rights, entitled "I Want to Go Home". Chairwoman of the Committee, Sonja Biserko, said in Belgrade on Tuesday that 50 families of Serb nationality are expected to return to Knin under the Committee's organisation. Head of the "I Want to Go Home" project, Jelena Milic, told Belgrade's news agency BETA that the Serbian Helsinki Committee was seeking donors "because refugees need help when they arrive, because they have nothing waiting for them there, except for damaged houses". (hina) lm 131805 MET may 98