Reintegration – 2002

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Reintegration – 2002

2002

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The Angolan Government announced that a planned reintegration program, which includes psychological counseling, temporary settlements, general education, and job training for 55,000 former UNITA fighters, would cost an estimated 55 million dollars.1

On 23 October, it was announced that the Joint Commission (the United Nations, UNITA, the Angolan Government) had begun reviewing the process of social reintegration of demobilized soldiers.2

  1. “Angola: Socio-Economic Reintegration Programme to Cost 55m US Dollars,” BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, June 8, 2002.
  2. “Angola: Joint Commission Reviews Reintegration of Ex-Soldiers,” Africa News, October 23, 2002.