... organising work camps for the Ecumenical Youth Service. Mr Kiplagat retured to Africa after the Sudan Civil War to take charge of the re-settlement of refugees after which he was appointed deputy General Secretary of the Christian Council of Kenya. in ...

... hands ener- lIOSI (liii.ivr.v .1.01- (.ffi-inis of the Kmplovmont and co operatiwi tii. of labdur tins dim section of resettlement in civil life can lx* sncce-si uiv-dealt uitb. J the red it emplovers it said that very few of them refuse recognise-that they ...

... was occupied in the suppression of the Indian Mutiny than had passed since the commencement of the Boer War ; the Civil War in the United States lasted three or four years; and in Bosnia it took two years before the whole strength of the Austrian Empire ...

... during the war realise that they are still members of the class ”Z” Reserve and would not be free in an emergency to serve Civil Defence formations. May we remind your readers that, in the Territorial Army, there is a great opportunity for the younger ...

... stretch forth their hands for food. Under the direction of the United Nations and the World Council of Churches they must be accommodated, given the bare necessities of life and eventually resettled. In the Middle East the story is the same, except that here ...

... national war effort. Even as early as the South African War they had to be augmented by recruits from civil life and were no longer the exclusive fighting unit of the nation. Nowadays war affected every person the nation, and every person was part of the war ...

... Greece was at present. Norway, Denmark |and Eire were in the queue. Ecl;v: theCnunal cil of Ministers here was a kind of civil service -alled the Commission. It formu L;tc:i“ prapo:'af; for the Counc WL . Wg e on carrying out the programme laid down ...