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World Report 2011 - Human Rights Watch

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EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIAdomestic war crimes accountability, freedom of expression, deinstitutionalizationof persons with disabilities, and treatment of the Serb and Roma minorities asongoing areas of concern.The UN <strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong> Council conducted its first universal periodic review ofCroatia in November, calling on Croatia to address concerns about the fairness ofdomestic war crimes trials and improve its treatment of persons with disabilitiesand the Serb and Roma minorities.During a visit to Croatia in April, the Council of Europe commissioner for humanrights Thomas Hammarberg identified the importance of addressing housing andother obstacles to return of IDPs and refugees; the need to improve fairness inwar crimes proceedings; and the need to tackle access to housing, employment,education, and statelessness of Roma.After her July visit to Croatia the UN special rapporteur on the right to housingidentified the need for available and transparent post-war housing programs forSerb returnees as a key challenge.419

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