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Also known as Žač

Zallçi or Žač () is a village/settlement in the Burim Municipality of Kosovo. Zallç has 502 inhabitants, of whom 267 are Albanians and 235 are Ashkalis or Balkan Egyptians. The village was in the spotlight in 2010, when Serbian refugees were denied the right to return to their homes.

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Locality
Zallq
Region
Pec
Country
Kosova / Kosovo
Population
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Serbia
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Zallçi or Žač () is a village/settlement in the Burim Municipality of Kosovo. Zallç has 502 inhabitants, of whom 267 are Albanians and 235 are Ashkalis or Balkan Egyptians. The village was in the spotlight in 2010, when Serbian refugees were denied the right to return to their homes.

==Population== {|border="2" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" rules="all" width="60%" style="clear:all; margin:5px 0 0em 0em; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; border-collapse:collapse; font-size:85%; empty-cells:show" |colspan="14" align=center style="background:#778899; color:white"|Ethnic Composition, Including IDPs |- |- bgcolor="#FFEBCD" !Year/Population !Albanians ! % !Serbs ! % !Montenegrins ! % !Muslims (by ethnicity) ! % !others ! % !Total |- bgcolor="#fffaf0" |1961|| 287|| 41.72%|| 243|| 35.32%|| 158|| 22.97%|| 0|| 0.00%|| 0|| 0.00%||688 |- bgcolor="#f5f5f5" |1971|| 405|| 51.59%|| 254|| 32.36%|| 115|| 14.65%|| 0|| 0.00%|| 11|| 1.40%||785 |- bgcolor="#fffaf0" |1981|| 251|| 29.05%|| 191|| 22.11%|| 81|| 9.38%|| 327|| 37.85%|| 14|| 1.62%||864 |- bgcolor="#f5f5f5" |1991|| 1|| 0.19%|| 147|| 27.79%|| 52|| 9.83%|| 307|| 58.03%|| 22|| 4.16%||529 |- |colspan="14" align=center style="background:#dcdcdc;"| |} Albanians boycotted the census in 1991, so their numbers for that year are not known.

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