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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) organized the celebration of Human Rights Day on the banks of the Sava in Belgrade and the planting of trees in memory of the missing persons from the territory of the former Yugoslavia.

After a short speech and thanks to those present, the Head of the Regional Delegation, Jelena Stijačić, together with the Deputy Mayor of the City of Belgrade, Vesna Vidović, invited all those present to join the planting.

The event was attended by high-ranking representatives of the diplomatic corps – Ambassadors of the USA, Japan, Slovenia and Cyprus, as well as representatives of the Government, the Serbian Red Cross, and the Serbian Coordination of the Association of Families of the Missing.

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