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ZAGREB, March 3 (Hina) - Law professor Ivan Kopric, who has recently presented findings of a study about the capacities of Croatian municipalities and towns to accept migrants, has said that less than 5% of units of local self-government have immigrants who have arrived since 2015 in Croatia.
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