SARAJEVO, Feb 3 (Hina) - A spokesman for the UN High
Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), on Monday said the UNHCR
would not give up organizing the return of Moslems (Bosniaks)
to Stolac, despite incidents that had occurred last Friday in
that southern Bosnian town when a large group of Croat
refugees of central Bosnia prevented nine Moslem families to
enter their home town.
The UNHCR spokesman Kris Janowski told a news conference
in Sarajevo that another attempt to return Moslems to Stolac
would be organized next Friday (February 7).
The situation is not good, but we shall not give up,
Janowski said and added that the (Croat-Moslem) Bosnian
Federation's President Kresimir Zubak fully supported the
project of returning Moslems to Stolac.
Janowski portrayed the situation in Stolac as very well
organized demonstrations.
He reminded that the UNHCR had already faced such
problems when it wanted to ensure cooperation of local
authorities in every attempt to enable refugees to return to
their homes and rebuild their houses.
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