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3. A continenta'V r iated .---- effort to develov a!
Afr:a-wide refuqee student p:ace-ent mechanism.
?a_:ivu.ar a:ten2 c n. sh uld'-e given to =ctentia:
help fr - the -AU s 3 AXR, A L.d :Z.
4. An~ A::, CU and HA conference --f educators to
Consider -his whole Problem. The conference should
include African and American educators, representatives
of African goverrents with refugee
problems, the OAU, PVOs handling refugee educational
needs, and representatives of various refugee
groups. An effort should be made to help Africans
take the lead ,n sucgestin; sclutions to refugee
educaticnal reqzirements.
,:. Az:-env: ' sistance
After the host cunt- ver.ent and he United
Natins cocrdnat.on and e t is phe rivate voluntaagency,
especially the Christian church or;ani-atiofs, that
carry-out the bulk of the refugee assistance effort in Africa.
r-n the :ounes visited, the voluntary organizations are
pricipally:
Bc:swana
Mafnncnze Central Z=o-itee
Bcswana Chrstian ".nc - Joint Council for Refugees
'.-'CA
Botswana Red Cross
Lesotho
CARE
Catholic Relief Service
ennor~te Central Cc==ittee
Lesotho Christian Council
Swa:iland
Swaziland Christlian Council
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