text: return to their respective countries in stages, the process to be completed by 1995. With respect to the statement in paragraph 27 of the report, he said that in some areas of the Republic, certain isolated manifestations of racially motivated intolerance had occurred, in particular clashes between gypsies and foreign workers, on the one hand, and members of the so-called "skinhead" movement, on the other. Since those events had occurred relatively recently, penal proceedings against the offenders were still in the preparatory stage. Nevertheless, his country's highest state authorities and a number of civic movements had unequivocally and publically condemned them. Measures had been taken to strengthen police patrols in the affected areas. In addition, individuals and groups of persons suspected of having taken an active part in the events were receiving increased attention from the security bodies. Greater attention was being paid to the legal awareness of his country's inhabitants. Legal education had been intentionally distorted in the past, in particular with regard to the "legal privileges" of individuals or groups. CERD/C/SR.869 page 19 The legal and theoretical basis of human rights in his country must therefore . be unambiguous in the future. The granting of civil rights without corresponding civil and human duties could lead to anarchy and destruction. Some parts of the tenth periodic report related to concepts and terminology prevailing under the previous regime in his country. He was referring mainly to paragraph 1, where the term "socialist democracy" was used to portray his country's legal order, and paragraph 18 concerning the question of unemployment; the statement made in the latter paragraph was no longer valid in view of his country's transition to a market economy. In conclusion, he assured members· that the new Government was striving to implement a policy of openness in regard to questions of racism and racial 
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