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ky djali vogel rrine me ore te tera pa ushqime pa uje ne autobus- ne Maqidoni-Den lille pojken sitter i timmar utan mat och vatten på bussen som ska ta honom ut ur lägret och in i Makedonien där åtminstone lite hjälp finns. Kommer han att överleva? Se också http://www.forumishqiptar.com/attach...72799124Dagens Bild.
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Photo of Mustafa Xaja, Kosovar-Albanian refugee, taken in 1999 by Peter Turnley
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A refugee arrived in Albania in the spring of 1999 after being expelled by Serbian Army and police forces from his home in Kosovo. Photo by David Brauchli/The Associated Press.
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Familje refugjate 1999
More than 200,000 ethnic Albanians were displaced inside Kosovo since the beginning of the conflict in March 1998. These children live in makeshift shelters in the wooded hills near Nekovce. (UN Photo# 202451C)
Kosovar refugees fleeing their homeland near Blace area, former Republic Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (March 1999). (UN Photo# 202461C)
Kosovar refugees fleeing their homeland.(UN
Kosovar refugees fleeing their homeland
In Kukes, Albania, these Kosovar refugee boys carry their family's bread rations (April 1999). (UN/UNHCR Photo# 202477C by R. Chalasani)
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View of makeshift camp in the region of Blace, on the border between Kosovo and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Up to 65,000 Kosovar refugees were caught inthis no-man's land before being allowed to enter the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia several days after (April 1999). (UN Photo# 202478C)
The British Aid agency, OXFAM, installing a water supply system at Stankovac 1 near Brazde. This camp is the first major reception site established by NATO, with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) help and is located several kilometers from the Kosovo border (April 1999). (UN/UNHCR Photo# 202481C by
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A refugee family at Stankovac 1 uses portable satellite phones to try ot contact relatives. The phones are provided by the French aid agency, Telecom sans frontiere. (UN/UNHCR Photo# 202484C)
This 13-year-old girl, in Pristina, lost both legs to a booby trapped mine. 70% of mine victims among the Kosovar returnees are under the age of 24. (UN Photo# 202495C
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Kosova 1999
Kosovo, 1999 Imprint of a man killed by Serbs.
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