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Refugees Magazine Issue 107 (Refugee voices from exile) - Looking for the way to Bhutan
1 Mar 1997 The Bhutan Lama followed his people into exile in Nepal but now he just wants to go home. -
Refugees Magazine Issue 107 (Refugee voices from exile) - Overcoming the Liberian nightmare
1 Mar 1997 Grace Kerkula escaped the nightmare of Liberia and has taken her first steps towards becoming a nurse. -
Refugees Magazine Issue 107 (Refugee voices from exile) - In their own words
1 Mar 1997 The plight of the world's refugees is debated endlessly, but displaced people themselves are rarely heard from. In this edition refugees talk directly about their experiences, fears and hopes for the future. -
Refugees Magazine Issue 107 (Refugee voices from exile) - A man who makes a difference
1 Mar 1997 Because he was once exiled himself, Afghan repatriation official Abdul Qadar is particularly sensitive to the plight of the dispossessed. -
Refugees Magazine Issue 107 (Refugee voices from exile) - An interrupted life
1 Mar 1997 Sixteen-year-old Milana discovers what it means to be displaced three times within a few months in Chechnya. -
Refugees Magazine Issue 107 (Refugee voices from exile) - Iraq to Sweden with smugglers
1 Mar 1997 Smuggling refugees is big business, as an Iraqi family discovers to its cost. -
Refugees Magazine Issue 107 (Refugee voices from exile) - An optimist against the odds
1 Mar 1997 Teacher Amir Khan was forced into internal exile in Afghanistan but optimistically believes "where a stream once flowed, water will run again" -
Refugees Magazine Issue 106 (Focus : 1996 in review) - Liberia: Shaking off bad memories
1 Dec 1996 1996 was meant to be a year of promise for Liberia. Instead, it has been a year marked by a renewal of fighting, especially in Monrovia, which was engulfed in a spiral of violence and horror. A new year is beginning. The guns have fallen silent in Liberia. The announced disarmament has - timidly - begun. -
Refugees Magazine Issue 106 (Focus : 1996 in review) - Letter from Sarajevo: Traffic jams and tragedy, one year after Dayton
1 Dec 1996 Bosnia slowly recovers from four years of carnage. But the wounds of war are far from healed. UNHCR faces an uphill struggle in trying to help refugees and the displaced return to their homes.