The Erased to File Compensation Claims
Ljubljana, 27 February - The Association of the Erased (people unlawfully removed from the permanent residence registry in 1992) presented a draft compensation claim on Tuesday. It is expected that many of the 4,093 erased whose permanent residence status was retroactively restored in 2004 would file claims in the coming days.
Ljubljana
Legal representative of the erased (some 18,000 people who were unlawfully removed from Slovenia's permanent residence registry in 1992) Matevz Krivic at a press conference marking the 15th anniversary of the erasure.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana
Legal representative of the erased (some 18,000 people who were unlawfully removed from Slovenia's permanent residence registry in 1992) Matevz Krivic at a press conference marking the 15th anniversary of the erasure.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana
Legal representative of the erased (some 18,000 people who were unlawfully removed from Slovenia's permanent residence registry in 1992) Matevz Krivic at a press conference marking the 15th anniversary of the erasure.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana
Legal representative of the erased (some 18,000 people who were unlawfully removed from Slovenia's permanent residence registry in 1992) Matevz Krivic at a press conference marking the 15th anniversary of the erasure.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana
Legal representative of the erased (some 18,000 people who were unlawfully removed from Slovenia's permanent residence registry in 1992) Matevz Krivic at a press conference marking the 15th anniversary of the erasure.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana
Legal representative of the erased (some 18,000 people who were unlawfully removed from Slovenia's permanent residence registry in 1992) Matevz Krivic at a press conference marking the 15th anniversary of the erasure.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana
Legal representative of the erased (some 18,000 people who were unlawfully removed from Slovenia's permanent residence registry in 1992) Matevz Krivic (left) and the president of the Association of the Erased Marko Perak at a press conference marking the 15th anniversary of the erasure.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
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