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Humanitarian Law Center
Internal Affairs, Foreign Ministry and his own Ministry
had been agreed with the Prime Minister and Minister
of Internal Affairs. The commission, Hajdinaga said,
would be charged with drawing up a report on the
refugees from the Bukovica area.
In a letter to the Montenegrin authorities, people from
Bukovica now in Sarajevo and Goražde wrote that their
only wish was to return to their homes. In order that this
could be achieved, they said, it was necessary to ”arrest
those who committed atrocities and bring them to justice;
create appropriate safety and security conditions
by hiring new police officers who would do their job in
a professional manner, dismiss their predecessors and
take action against them for what they did; repair or
rebuild our houses and recompense us for our property
which was plundered or destroyed during the ethnic
cleansing.“
List of refugees in Bosnia-Herzegovina and
their property compiled by the Montenegrin
Trade and Information Mission in Sarajevo:
1. Durgut, Osman (born 2 July 1954), Čerjenci, fled in
September 1992, now in Sarajevo;
Durgut, Fazila (born 21 November 1956), his wife;
Durgut, Edin (born 27 March 1976), son;
Durgut, Edisa (born 16 September 1978), daughter.
Property: House and outbuildings, furniture and all
other household belongings.
Present situation: House, outbuildings and all other
belongings burnt and destroyed.
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