Examples of using Former sectors in English and their translations into Russian
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Many Croatian Serbs who have returned to Croatia have joined relatives in areas of the country outside the former sectors.
United Nations officials consider that virtually every abandoned Serb property in the former Sectors North and South has been looted.
There are no reliable estimates of the number of displaced Croats who have returned to their homes in former Sectors North and South, but the number is believed to be small.
ODPR acknowledges that the majority of returnees have joined relatives in parts of Croatia other than the former Sectors themselves.
Of this number, very few have returned to their original place of residence in the former sectors.
Croatia has now embarked on a major programme to return displaced Croats to the former Sectors West, North and South.
about 116,000 people, came from the former Sectors North, South and West.
It is desirable that the Government of Croatia undertake all possible measures to ensure the security of the Serb population that remains in the former Sectors.
The main concern, remains, however, the situation of the Serbian population in the former sectors South, North and West.
intimidation occurring in the former sectors.
The authorities expressed their concern about the human rights situation in the former sectors North and South in Croatia.
First, almost the entire Croatian population was forced to leave both former sectors as a consequence of serious human rights violations committed against them by the de facto Serb authorities.
Regarding unemployment benefits, branch offices set up in the former sectors by the Croatian Labour Office had registered a total of 7,912 unemployed persons as at 3 October.
The issue of property of Croatian Serb refugees from the former sectors considered to be abandoned continues to be a cause for concern.
particularly those living in the former sectors, remains a serious cause for concern.
The end of the mandate required the withdrawal from the former Sectors West, North and South of not only all United Nations military units
Since the end of the UNCRO mandate on 15 January 1996, all United Nations civilian police officers have been withdrawn from the former sectors and are being redeployed either to Bosnia and Herzegovina or to the new operation in Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Sirmium.
Former sectors North and South formed part of the United Nations Protected Areas(UNPAs)
the withdrawal of UNCRO-formed military units from the former Sectors North and South
especially the situation where many of those Serbs who have returned to the former sectors have been unable to regain possession of their properties.