Two refugee families expelled from Kosovo, Croatia begin hunger strike
Radio Television Serbia, Belgrade, Wednesday, January 10, 2007 12:16
The sixteen members of the Krstic and Radulovic families, who were forced to leave their homes in Kosovo and Metohija and in Croatia, began a hunger strike in front of the Serbian Government building in Belgrade.
They are demanding that they be provided with a roof over their head and material assistance because they say that living conditions in the refugee camp in Smederevo where they are currently living are poor.
The members of the two families were received by a woman representative of the Serbian Government.
The sixteen members of the Krstic and Radulovic families, who were forced to leave their homes in Kosovo and Metohija and in Croatia, began a hunger strike in front of the Serbian Government building in Belgrade.
They are demanding that they be provided with a roof over their head and material assistance because they say that living conditions in the refugee camp in Smederevo where they are currently living are poor.
The members of the two families were received by a woman representative of the Serbian Government.
posted by Snezana @ 14:21
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