NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12783
Croatia set to designate 14 March as National Psychologists' Day
Serb Orthodox leader: Kosovo Serbs most unprotected people in Europe
News schedule for Tuesday, 7 January
Plenković: Primorac better choice for Croatia's future, Milanović offers nothing
PM: Govt continuously searching for the missing, insisting on obtaining information
Pupovac dismisses idea of Croatian Orthodox Church as unacceptable
Serb National Council holds Christmas reception in Zagreb
Sabor Speaker extends Christmas greetings to Orthodox believers
President wishes Merry Christmas to Orthodox faithful
ZAGREB, 10 Dec (Hina) - Three decades after the end of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country is still searching for 7,600 people who went missing during the 1992-1995 war, and their families on Tuesday said that this was unacceptable and represented the worst form of violation of the families' human rights.
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