81.   Local authorities have stopped aid workers from distributing high-protein biscuits, in some cases, on the main route the refugees are following.

82.   Many refugees are like Taisa Shamkanova, who said she had been living in a basement and was unaware of the ultimatum.

83.   Many refugees have been in Guinea for years.

84.   Many refugees have been reluctant to return home, fearing a renewal of the tribal violence.

85.   Most refugees are not economic migrants, but political refugees fleeing persecution from such countries as Algeria and Iraq.

86.   Most refugees are illiterate and must pay an educated person to complete visa applications.

87.   Nearly a year after the agreement was signed, there is little freedom of travel in the country and refugees have been unable to return home.

88.   Nearly all the refugees are Hutu, and several factors are keeping them from coming home.

89.   Nhiem said if the refugees could be persuaded to return to government areas of Cambodia, most Khmer Rouge fighters would defect and join them.

90.   Now they are empty and the refugees are on the move, away from Rwanda.