Exporting misery

Article Abstract:

The strongest weapon of Serbian leader, Slobodan Milosevic, has been to create refugees from the population of 1.6 million ethnic Albanians in Kosovo, Yugoslavia. There were an estimated 12 million refugees world wide in 1998, according to the United Nations. Refugee settlements may engender political instability. The refugees could be settled near or away from Kosovo, or returned to the province, either to a safe haven in Kosovo, or to their homes. The last solution would be the best, but may not be possible.

Military aspects, Military policy, Refugees, Kosovo, Refugees, Yugoslav, Yugoslav refugees

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The Serbs who suffer too

Article Abstract:

About 1,000 Serbian refugees flow into Serbia daily from Bosnia-Hercegovnia and Croatia. They benefit little from international relief efforts, and sanctions against Serbia threaten to force many out of work and into the streets.

Emigration and immigration, Serbs

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Trading misery

Article Abstract:

Serb and Croat officials are relocating refugees to stake out territorial claims. The movement is meant to influence the decisions of the United Nations as to what territories it will protect.

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