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ZAGREB, 15 Dec (Hina) - Social Policy Minister Marin Piletić met with associations of persons with disabilities and parents of children with developmental disabilities on Thursday, saying he could see no reason for protest because the new law would enhance the possibility of exercising the right to a personal assistant.
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