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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 420 412 PS 026 581 TITLE Recovering from 30 Years of War: Refugee Women and Children in Angola. INSTITUTION Womens Commission for Refugee Women and Children, New York, NY PUB DATE 1996-12-00 NOTE 35p. PUB TYPE Reports Research (143) EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Access to Education; Childhood Needs; *Children; Civil Liberties; Developing Nations; Educational Needs; *Females; Foreign Countries; Government Role; Health Conditions; Health Needs; Health Services; International Programs; Public Health; Public Policy; *Refugees; Sexual Abuse; Well Being IDENTIFIERS Angola; Landmines; Nongovernmental Organizations; Repatriation; Self Sufficiency; United Nations ABSTRACT After 30 years of war, Angola faces the challenge of creating a civil society. This report presents key findings of a visit to Angola, December 1-13, 1996, by the Womens Commission for Refugee Women and Children. The report describes conditions facing women and children affected by war in Angola, addresses the return process of refugees from Zaire and Zambia, and identifies how well womens and childrens needs are being addressed by relief efforts. Section 1 of the report presents the executive summary. Section 2 provides a historical overview of the situation in Angola. Section 3 discusses refugee repatriation and the protection and reintegration of returnees, while section 4 addresses problems of internally displaced persons. Section 5 assesses emergency needs in Angola regarding protection and human rights, health care, human resources, and education. Section 6 focuses on the needs of child soldiers, street childr