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VUKOVAR, Oct 1 (Hina) - Two hundred and thirty five Serb refugees
returned from Yugoslavia to Croatia in the period between September
21 and 27 this year.
Of that number, 138 have returned with the help of the Government
Office for Displaced Persons and Refugees and the U.N. High
Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), while 97 returned
independently.
This was stated in a weekly report issued on Thursday by the UNHCR,
Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), and the
U.N. Liaison Office (UNLO) in Vukovar.
From the beginning of the implementation of the Government Return
Programme (June 26) to September 27, 1,116 persons returned to
Croatia with the help of the Government Office and UNHCR, while 797
returned independently.
In that period, the Government Office received 13,374 requests for
the return from Yugoslavia. The UNHCR has received 4,257 approvals
for the return from the Government Office, the report said.
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