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DISPLACED; A Somell man waits For food to be distributed
AL the desolate Osdanb refugee camp In Kenya.
KENYA
For Somali refugees, no way home
Fifteen years after
Somalia dogee nded Into
chaos, refugees across the
horderin Kenya have lost
hope of going home,
IY ESIMe col A EINNo1V
MtedMtd kw'
DADAA5, Kenya — When
Ahmed Nora inbred at the
Dadeab refuges camp la far
northeastern Kenya, he Og-
ured he would be hue for e
month oe two, until civil war
died down In Somalia and he
could go home.
Fifteen TTaus later, Noor
doesn't think hell ever be Mc
to lave this desolate end
windswept refugee camp, now
home to more than 110,1100
people hat SO miler from the
S Iw1 border.
"S mane here when 1 was a
teenager, IS year" old," Ncor
said. "Now I'm married. I have
five daughters. Think about
that. How much time has
paned."
For the Somali refugees
who have been In Dadeab lon-
gest, the recent takeover of
much of southern Somalia by
an Islamic mllllla has sapped
any lingering hope they had of
going home.
And while the religious
movement end Somalia's weak
U.N: basked Interim govern-
ment held talk" this weekend
in Sudan, there 1s little opt!.
extern. The refugees watch
new arriv.1a stream in •-
15,000 so far this year — with
the air of experience.
"The people who come
here now, they think they are
going back to Somali. very
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soon, or that they'll be reset-
tled In Another country," "aid
Qprad linnet Segal, n 24yeu-
old woman who also ham been
at Dadeab for LS pure. "But I
know I don't hew a home in
Saau1L,1 an without hope"
The three camp' that make
19Darlaab were estaklished in
91 after Somali warlords top-
pled dictator Mad Bare and
carved the country Into armed
camps ruled by clan law.
The meet recent bloodshed,
sparked by the rise of the mlS-
taah lelamlc movement in the
south, hse driven an average of
SOo Somalis to Dadeab every
day, according to the U.N.
High Commissioner for Refu-
gees. "lf the current rate of
arrival continues, we Can
expect another 11,00I0 refugees
by the end of the year,' the
agency said inn statement.
The refugee., most of them
Muslim, live in small hut,
fashioned out of Ihln branches
duped with cloth or tarp. Lll-
tls pr0wr beneath the wither'
lee equatorial run bur a sprier•
keg of scrubby tree".
CONFINED TO CAMP
Many longtime refugee"
lenient that they cannot leave
the camp to try to make a life
In Kenya The government has
stale/ ruler requiring them to
stay In camp', arguing that
integration into Kenyln life I.
net a "durable solution" for
the refugee'.
But eeturning to Somalia,
with Its violent instability and
povertif not an option
either. Resettlement o •third
country lee beacon of hope —
but it rarely happens. rug se;
refugees went to the United
State' last year.
Pot those who were born
and raised In Dadeab, the
camp has been their only
home. "The only place they
know le the four corner" of
this camp," raid Nemle Tom-
SOMALIA
pond, head of the U.N. refugee
agency's office In Manta. "Ts
tome 1,1.01, we sncanrega
them to be In touch with their
culture, le belong to one cul-
ture — for whenever (here is a
plan for Thom W go hack-"
A LIFETIME 1N CAMP
Abdullahl Aden Atuhume,
who came to Unlash when he
Iva 9, says he her only a week
connection to his nativ. coun-
try"! have forgotten all about
Somdla because 1 here spent
my lifetime In this camp," 'aid
Muhume, now 23.
HI. goal le simply to
improve hie Ilfe In Dadeab
now that he het finished sec-
ondary acbool. He wenlc to
comllnne his education, but the
camp offers few opportunities.
Segal, too, is resigned to
making her life in Ihe campy
Instead of pining for Mogadi-
shu, the Somali capital and the
last place she saw her parents
when they fled , surge of Ho•
lance after Darr", fell. Segal
says she went one Ivey, her
parents another.
She looks beck fondly on
Mogadishu, saying "he used to
run a small kiosk that sold
meat, ash and milk
Dot since she was tut there,
Mogadishu her degenerated
Into a huge, looted shanty-
town. Public building' have
been dismantled brick by
brick, and people Hee In
improvised tents on the old
foundations after being driven
from their homes by violence.
Most femlllor in the city
cannot afford to tend their
children 10 Ile few formal
schools that axial, so they
send ad hoc training led by
local clerks, An entire genera-
tion has little knowledge of the
outside world — much Ilk'
wetly yang Dedaa1reddents.
"I am lust trying le Improve
my life here, in the camp,"
Saga) sald.
Islamic'' militia, U.N.
negotiate for peace
IV MALMHADIR SUMMED
A.aclaled Pm.
KHARTOUM, Sudan —
Negotigoes for Somali''
weak, U.N:baacked Interim
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government held puce "mike
Sunday with delegates from an
Increasingly powerful lelamle
militia that control; most of
the country's south, including
the capital
The talks, which began Sat-
urday,revolve around alone
agreement to diecusa political,
udty, social and economic
IMel al well al reeonstruc-
tion,.ocordingmacopy of
mend. obtained by The Aeao-
eLled prase.
an Sunday, Somali pulia-
ment speaker Sherif Hassan
Sheikh Aden was seen leading
delegate' from the Somaligov-
ernment into the doled•door
talks with Islamic rousts rep-
ruentaivel led by Ibrahim
Hann Adow, the group's for
eipt 'Airs chief.
On Slluedey, Aden and
Adow said they wore commit -
ten to peace.
Adow warned, however,
that foreign interference In
Somalia would he", recipe for
the renewal of civil war,"
alluding to reports the. Ethio-
pian !coops had taken up posi-
tions In three Somall lowcM.
The 1wn sides held talk.. In
Tune but felled to resume. them
In fumy es planned amid dirt•
done within the treolitional
government about how to hair
die the Islamic courts' ascen-
dancy In Somalia
Islamic leaders refused to
attend after reports then Vida -
plan troops had entered soma -
Ile in fumy. The Islamlc courts
later reversed their position,
however, saying They wetted
to discuss the lthioplen pres-
ence with the government
directly. Ethiopia her denied
sending troops to &amain.
Negotiator, have said they
hope to disco"' Cabinet p0si-
tiaras for the l,l,misa and
seats In Parliament as well es
the teaoshlonal charter duffing
the talks, which are expected
to last eev11ra1 days.
ldamlsir could argue that
they should share power with
Somali President Abdullahl
Tuner transitional govern-
ment since they control a sig-
Nftcant part of the country.
Y,,nfe repreantativss have
rid they ere open to the
lelenehtl being pert of the gov-
ernment under a Glen -breed
formula need to form the gov-
ernment and paliament,