P192 CEEFAX 192 Thu 24 Aug 19:16/00 1/4 -n2n2 -/.%/.)/, DISPATCH Jane Standley reports on talks in Zaire over the expulsion of refugees: The UN's refugee agency, UNHCR, is hoping the negotiations in Kinshasa will provide a solution to the crisis in the vbst refugee camps in the east of the country. UNHCR's special representative to the region, Carrol Faubjrt, will discuss Zaire's expulsion policy with officials in the Prime Minister's office. She is hoping for firm assurances that the policy has been stopped. - Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 180 - Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Dispatch WjlshNews CommunityP192 CEEFAX 192 Thu 24 Aug 19:18/02 2/4 -n2n1 -/.%/.)/, DISPATCH Jane Standley reports on talks in Zaire over the expulsion of refugees: Certainly on the ground expulsions have been suspended - no refugees have been expelled today. But UNHCR wanted to build on the feelings expressed by many refugees that they now want to go home, and to turn the forced repatriations into voluntary ones. Relief agencies working in the camps say the control exerted by leaders of the former Rwandan govjrnmjnt has been temporarily broken. Home 11p Politics 130 World 160 Next News Dispatch WelshNews CommunityP192 CEEFAX 192 Thu 24 Aug 19:19/42 3/4 -n2n1 -/.%/.)/, DISPATCH Jane Standley reports on talks in Zaire over the expulsion of refugees: Aid groups are urging the UN to act quickly to ensure such an opportunity to return more than one million Rwandans to their homes is not lost. But UNHCR cannot help refugees to return unless Zaire formally undjrtakjs not to begin expelling them again. It knows it will get no official statement confirming this until early next week, when the High Commissioner for Refugees, Sadako Ogata, meets Zaire's Prime Minister, Kongo Wa Dondo, in Kinshasa. -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Next News Dispatch WelshNews CommunityP192 CEEFAX 192 Thu 24 Aug 19:14/16 4/4 -n2n1 -/.%/.)/, DISPATCH Jane Standley reports on talks in Zaire over the expulsion of refugees: The UN is hoping, for the moment, for some form of guarantee that it is the Zairian govjrnmjnt's intention not to continue expulsions so it can begin voluntary repatriation. But officials in Kinshasa say nothing has yet been finally agreed, and it appears that all now depends on the UN convincing Zaire that it can send all the refugees home quickly. - Home 11p Flash 150 Diary 180 - Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Dispatch WjlshNews Community