Police Evict Dozens From Apartments
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Bosnian federation police have evicted dozens of people, mainly Serbs, from former Yugoslav federal army apartments, violating principles of human rights and commitments to a reunified, multi-ethnic state, the U.N. said. Most of the apartments are in parts of Sarajevo--the capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina--that reverted to Bosnian government control under the 1995 peace treaty.
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