| ID Code | Z1310.5R0680002 |
|---|---|
| Title | Refugees |
| Volume | No.99 |
| Author | |
| Publisher | United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) |
| Place of Publication | Geneva |
| Publication Date | 1995/01/01 |
| Language | 英語 eng |
| Pages | 30 |
| Size (cm) | 29 |
| ISSN | 0252-791X |
| TOC | • PACKAGE DEALS From Central America to Liberia, Indo- China and the Great Lakes, regional and comprehensive responses may be the only possible solution to the com- plexity and magnitude of today's refu- gee problems • FINAL ACT: CLOSING DOWN THE CPA The Comprehensive Plan of Action was as vast and as unprecedented as the boat-people exodus that spawned it. Now 41,000 screened-out Vietnam- ese and Laotians must head home by the end of 1995 9 • THE HUMAN SIDE OF CIREFCA For the past five years, CIREFCA has spelled hope for hundreds of thou- sands of refugees, returnees, displaced persons and illegal aliens in Central America 15 • A DECADE OF PROGRESS: THE CARTAGENA DECLARATION Ten years after negotiators laid out the basis for Latin America's innovative and generous Cartagena Declaration, U.N. Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees Gerald Walzer analyzes the enduring significance of their work 22 • HOW LONG IS TEMPORARY? Facing the increasingly restrictive eli- gibility screening of many Western governments, UNHCR has called for temporary protection for refugees from former Yugoslavia 23 • ONE STEP AT A TIME IN RWANDA Voluntary repatriation may be a cm- cial first step in the long and complex process of bringing lasting peace and reconciliation to Rwanda and Burundi 25 • BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATERS A photo essay on the yearlong refu- gee crisis that has engulfed the Great Lakes region of Africa 26 • STARTING FROM SCRATCH If ever a comprehensive regional approach was desperately needed, it is in the countries directly affected by the aftershocks of the crash of the Soviet Union 28 • A VOLATILE ETHNIC MIX The war in Chechnya underscores the urgency of international efforts to set out a comprehensive approach to the problems of refugees and displaced people in the former Soviet Union and the Baltic States 29 |
| Notes |