Content_paragraphs:   During the reporting period, the Office of the United Nations High 
  
  Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) recorded 189 voluntary returns by members 
  
  of non-majority communities who had been displaced within and outside Kosovo. 
  
  The returnees included 102 women and 87 men (116 Kosovo Serbs, 22 Kosovo Roma, 
  
  36 Kosovo Egyptians, 12 Kosovo Albanians and 3 Kosovo Bosniaks). This brings the 
  
  total number of displaced members of non-majority communities who have found 
  
  durable solutions in Kosovo since 2000 to 28,547, including 14,021 women and 
  
  14,526 men (12,207 Kosovo Serbs, 7,670 Kosovo Egyptians and Kosovo Ashkali, 
  
  3,990 Kosovo Roma, 1,878 Kosovo Bosniaks, 1,464 Kosovo Gorani, 1,294 Kosovo 
  
  Albanians, 21 Kosovo Montenegrins, 19 Kosovo Turks and 4 Kosovo Croats). There 
  
  remain 16,052 displaced persons within Kosovo (7,404 women and 8,648 men), as 
  
  well as 69,627 persons with displacement-related needs across the Western Balkans. 
  
  Most of the approximately 200,000 displaced persons from Kosovo residing in the 
  
  region are in Serbia.