Content_paragraphs:  During the reporting period, the Office of the United Nations High 
  
  Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) recorded 273 voluntary returns by members 
  
  of the non-majority communities who had been displaced within and outside Kosovo. 
  
  The returnees included 133 women and 140 men (223 Kosovo Serbs, 36 Kosovo 
  
  Ashkali, 10 Kosovo Roma and 4 Kosovo Albanians). This brings the total number of 
  
  displaced persons of the non-majority communities who have found durable solutions 
  
  in Kosovo since 2000 to 28,819, including 14,153 women and 14,666 men (12,429 
  
  Kosovo Serbs, 7,706 Kosovo Egyptians and Ashkali, 4,000 Kosovo Roma, 1,878 
  
  Kosovo Bosniaks, 1,464 Kosovo Gorani, 1,298 Kosovo Albanians, 21 Kosovo 
  
  Montenegrins, 19 Kosovo Turks and 4 Kosovo Croats). There remain 15,781 
  
  displaced persons within Kosovo (7,268 women and 8,513 men), as well as 69,627 
  
  persons with displacement-related needs across the Western Balkans, out of the 
  
  approximately 200,000 displaced persons from Kosovo residing in the region, most 
  
  of them in Serbia.