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Families of Macedonians who went missing during last year's ethnic conflict say the government is not doing enough to find out what happened to their loved ones. Relatives of 12 missing people from the Tetovo area have been occupying part of the Macedonian parliament building, fearful that the government will otherwise forget about their loved ones, who have not been heard of for six months.
The families have been camping in a long narrow conference room since December 21, sleeping on the carpet beneath the conference table. The parliament restaurant serves them three meals a day. Even with our presence here and all the contacts we have made, nothing is moving and there is no new information," said one man, who preferred not to be named. Vaska from Drenovec, a predominantly Albanian neighbourhood of Tetovo that most Macedonians fled when tensions were rising during the summer, said her husband Gjoko disappeared when he went with four other men to turn off the electricity at a friend's house.
Later, a cane was found at the house and his cigarettes were also there," she said. The families are tormented by a constant stream of rumours about the disappeared. Before New Year, one of the missing was alleged to have called a friend of the family to say that all 12 were alive and well. The call could not be verified. We hear that somebody phoned, but it could be speculation," said Altana, who is hoping against hope that her husband and son will return.
I honestly don't know what to believe anymore. A total of 20 people were reported missing during the seven-month insurgency by Albanian guerrillas demanding minority rights.