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: oambique and Zambi:., -:_ political and security
reasons, is.:ate most re.,g-;ee_: p.r--tting some to group for
military t:a-nin and others -: ;ather in genuine refugee
camps. A-though ;rovidinc safe havens on the basis of
;i-berazon =cvemen: "solic-.-=.ty," neither iove-rnent offers
muct, material s.pport to rfuqees beyond imediate basic
t.ransportatior./ca=p require=ents.
Za-.-e has erco'zace. re:.~ee ass-_m4.ation 4n Shaba and
.. u =--n:-nces. permits .:em; the Bas-Zaire area, and has
.rovi-,-ed aasic ca--m fau-_ . to .. ;olan/Catindan refugees
in -he latter area. .he Gave-znmen of :ae (30Z) permits
the Z*=CR t-O coord.nate lu-.ed sue.Cf ef forts fro inter­
national sources in Bas-ZL.-e and a lew other places, although
LN.HCR i.tself has not been 7:er' effective in Zai-:e.
Sudan Provides -a.-- ao:omodation to and !.: 'th ioian
refu;ees, both in camps a.-.. :rou;h absorption. Ugandan
refugees in tze scuth are -:irated but poi.ically unrecog­
n-:ed because of de.:ate -' a-icns with Ccanda.
.Z4izout4 cf.fers -a.:r.u. .".tia. assistance to %thMopian,
Somali and Zanakil/:ssa war ".ct.ms in border camps. Families
are permitted to remain i. tne camp, while the men forage in
the countryside or to.- )obs jcr and sustenance, as was
allowed before fighting in -r-thiopi. produced the recent wave
of refugees.
To ceneral.ze, it could -e said t-at ost refugees aze
receiving basic, minimum life-support type of care. Fair
numbers, as 'ndicated abcve, are receiving excellent support,
paztiC:.-arly when compared %c the bare subsistence level of
extstence esperienced by lare sectors of the populace in
=any African countries.
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