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Government to help resolve crimes against Serbs
Belgrade,
6 April 2004
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said today during a meeting with representatives of the association of families of Serbs who were kidnapped, killed or went missing in Kosovo-Metohija that the Serbian government will do its level best to trace the missing and resolve killings of Serbs.
The association representatives informed the Prime Minister about difficulties they meet with when trying to discover the whereabouts of their relatives. The participants agreed that it is necessary to make a unique approach in the resolution of this problem so that each and every case of the missing, killed or kidnapped Serbs and other non-Albanians in Kosovo be cleared up and perpetrators and masterminds of ethnically motivated crimes be punished.
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