TERRORISM THREATENS PEACE PROCESS IN BOSNIA - ZUBAK

SARAJEVO, Oct 28 (Hina) - A Croat member of Bosnia-Herzegovina's collective presidency, Kresimir Zubak, on Tuesday said that Sunday's attack on the Domic family was the latest terrorist act in a series of such acts directed against Bosnian Croats. Those attacks threatened both the survival of Croats in central Bosnia and the implementation of the peace agreement in Bosnia- Herzegovina, Zubak said in a statement, released in Sarajevo on Tuesday. The events in central Bosnia also jeopardized the programme for the return of refugees and the implementation of municipal elections, he added. Zubak asked the interior ministries of the Moslem-Croat Federation and of the Central Bosnian Canton to quickly and resolutely find and punish the perpetrator of the latest crime in order to prevent a large-scale terrorism in the Bosnian Federation. He called upon international representatives in Bosnia to do their best so that the unacceptable situation be brought to an end, and the security and safety of people and their property be guaranteed. Zubak said that the media only covered developments in Mostar and Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, although the violations of human rights in other parts of the Bosnian Federation were more serious than events in the Neretva valley. (hina) jn mš 282045 MET oct 97