I agree with Michael. This was just a meeting to point that out. UNHCR isn't serious about helping Gypsie and Serb refugees. It is politics as usual for them.
The article fails to note the number of refugees in Serbia that where cleansed from the US and EU facilitated process of disintegrating Yugoslavia. It's missing in the article.
*I.e. those ethnically cleansed by the 'KLA and Friends'. IDP's because 'Kosova' is not recognized as a state by the UN.
Year ending 1991, Yugoslavia (i.e. Serbia and Montenegro) hosted over a million refugees and for the proceeding years also very high numbers.
(Aleks, 25 November 2009 23:48)
Whoa whoa whoa.. Aleks, what are you doing? You can't just go throwing things around here such as FACTS!
According to Serbia they are no refugees, only IDPs so what is UN Refugee Agency doing there? If they are IDPs and Kosovo is Serbia, then Serbia can solve this.
*I.e. those ethnically cleansed by the 'KLA and Friends'. IDP's because 'Kosova' is not recognized as a state by the UN.
Year ending 1991, Yugoslavia (i.e. Serbia and Montenegro) hosted over a million refugees and for the proceeding years also very high numbers.
(Aleks, 25 November 2009 23:48)
Whoa whoa whoa.. Aleks, what are you doing? You can't just go throwing things around here such as FACTS!
According to Serbia they are no refugees, only IDPs so what is UN Refugee Agency doing there? If they are IDPs and Kosovo is Serbia, then Serbia can solve this.
I agree with Michael. This was just a meeting to point that out. UNHCR isn't serious about helping Gypsie and Serb refugees. It is politics as usual for them.
The article fails to note the number of refugees in Serbia that where cleansed from the US and EU facilitated process of disintegrating Yugoslavia. It's missing in the article.
According to Serbia they are no refugees, only IDPs so what is UN Refugee Agency doing there? If they are IDPs and Kosovo is Serbia, then Serbia can solve this.
*I.e. those ethnically cleansed by the 'KLA and Friends'. IDP's because 'Kosova' is not recognized as a state by the UN.
Year ending 1991, Yugoslavia (i.e. Serbia and Montenegro) hosted over a million refugees and for the proceeding years also very high numbers.
(Aleks, 25 November 2009 23:48)
Whoa whoa whoa.. Aleks, what are you doing? You can't just go throwing things around here such as FACTS!
I agree with Michael. This was just a meeting to point that out. UNHCR isn't serious about helping Gypsie and Serb refugees. It is politics as usual for them.
The article fails to note the number of refugees in Serbia that where cleansed from the US and EU facilitated process of disintegrating Yugoslavia. It's missing in the article.
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