DISPLACED PEOPLE PROTEST IN FRONT OF EU OFFICE IN MOSTAR

MOSTAR, Nov 3, (Hina)- A group of 50 Croatian displaced people who were refused a visit by Moslem authorities to their loved one's graves in Dreznica, 30kms from Mostar towards Jablanica, today continued their protest in front of the European Union Administration building in Mostar demanding urgent entry to Dreznica. The group protested in the same place last night for more than three hours. EU Administration officials today told the displaced people that Moslem authorities in Mostar had announced that they could today visit four cemeteries at the Grabovica village and that the possibility of a visit to Dreznica would be known in three days. But the displaced people rejected the offer to visit Grabovica, which is also in the Dreznica area. "If we're not allowed to visit Dreznica in two to three days we'll block all entry points from east to west Mostar," the protesters' spokesman, Srecko Culjak said. (Hina) mm sd ks 031430 MET nov 94