/excerpt from the CESCR's Concluding observations and recommendations to Slovenia/

"16. The Committee is concerned that nationals of the former Yugoslavia have been "erased" as their names were removed from the population registers in 1992.  As a result of this, they have lost their Slovene nationality and their right to reside in the State party. The Committee observes that this situation entails violations of these persons' economic and social rights, including the rights to work, social security, health care and education. Moreover, the Committee regrets the lack of information on the actual situation with regard to the enjoyment by those individuals of the rights set out in the Covenant.

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32. The Committee urges the State party to take the necessary legislative and other measures to remedy the situation of nationals of the States of former Yugoslavia who have been "erased" as their names were removed from the population registers in 1992.  While noting that bilateral agreements were concluded in this regard, the Committee strongly recommends that the State party should restore the status of permanent resident to all the individuals concerned, in accordance with the relevant decisions of the Constitutional Court.  These measures should allow these individuals to reclaim their rights and regain access to health services, social security, education and employment.  The Committee requests the State party to report to it, in its next periodic report, on progress in this regard."