Is the first book to systematically describe the present situation of Rwandan refugees on three continents

Warns the international community of the high risk that UNHCR and some host governments in Africa are taking in expelling Rwandan refugees back to their 'home' country

Highlights new testimonies of Rwandan refugees on what happened during their flight from Rwanda to the Congo following the 1994 Rwandan genocide and their lives in refugee camps

Autorentext

Masako Yonekawa,Tsukuba Gakuin University

Inhalt

1 Refugees' Durable Solution: Voluntary Repatriation and Cessation of the Refugees' Status.- 2 Process of Armed Repatriation of Old-Caseload Tutsi Refugees (19591994).- 3 New-Caseload Hutu Refugees' Flight and Their Refusal to Return (19941997).- 4 Post-genocide Refugees' Continued Refusal to Repatriate (19952017).- 5 US Responsibility in the Great Lakes Regional Power Dynamics and Rwandan Refugees.- 6 Conclusion.- Barbara's quote.- Author's first letter to UNHCR.- References.