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The situation in south-eastern Kosovo is so drastic that it is driving Serbs out of the province into Serbia, the province’s ombudsman, Marek Antoni Nowicki, said Saturday.
Nowicki described the circumstances of Serb residents in Vitina and Cernica as “far from encouraging”.
Speaking after a visit to Kosovo Pomoravlje, the ombudsman said that the question of survival was more important than the restoration of homes destroyed in the March violence in the province.
If the UN governor of the province, Soeren Jessen-Petersen, wants to see what remains of certain Serb settlements, he should visit the Serb community in Vitina, said Nowicki.
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The Event: SEEF 2004
