... headquarters for East Croatia at Erdut, Mr James Lubin, the senior civil affairs officer, said: There seems to be an organised policy to resettle Serb refugees. Sometimes they are resettled when the beds aren't even cold. We need at least three guards to ...

... their own. Unlike other ethnic groups. the Vietnamese were refugees and hence needed resettlement. -Michael Stone is e - ecutive co-ordinator of the Refugees Resettlement Committee set up under the auspices of the Department of Foreign Affairs. He claims ...

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... officials in Addis Ababa, both quoting witnesszs, said troops tgrving to coerce the peasants into resettlement. A snokeswoman for Michael j. Preist'ey. head of United Nations relief operations in Ethiopia. said he is investigating the allezations and has requested ...

... British' Government the Irish Goveltment's view that visits of units of the British Forces or Navy are provocative and unwise while Britain continues to occupy the Six Counties with units of those same armed forces. - - Mr. Costello said that the exchange ...

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... Frank Fahey. All members of an Irish team, believe it or not, that celebrates its 21st birthday this year: Sports Ministers United, established 1969, still struggling in politics' second division. • It is 21 years since the post of Parliamentary Secretary ...

... Peace breaking out By JOHN MILLER WITH THE of a cease fire in Ethiopia. Africa's longest running Civil War could well be coming to an end. This must be good news. For after 17 hellish years of hunger, disease, drought, purges and incessant bloody fighting ...

... this time, the Workers' Party frequently expressed approval of the communist regimes and offered little or no criticism of civil rights abuses or other anti-democratic features of those states. In an RTE interview last week, the leader of the Workers' ...

... driving rain, a column of trucks filled with shivering people left the Ndera camp outside Kigali and headed to villages for resettlement. Fernando del Mundo said 3,400 people left, clearing the last refugee centre. The government ordered camps closed two weeks ...

... for control of Angola with UNITA. For 16 years, a civil war raged between the ruling MPIA, backed by the Soviet Union and 50,000 Cuban troops, and the rebels, supported by South Africa and the United States. The fighting finally came to an end in May ...

... out the use of force. We are not prepared to go down the slippery slope of being sucked into a civil war, he insisted. Two days later, on 10 April, the United States perched itself on top of just such a slope, though the extent of its slipperiness is not ...