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ZAGREB, March 21 (Hina) - In order to regulate the non-material rights of people who went missing in the Homeland war, help their families shed light on the fate of their missing members and protect the fundamental rights of missing persons and their families by a single law, the government on Thursday sent to parliament a draft bill on missing persons in the Homeland War.
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