STARTTS


	Transitions - Issue 5, February 2000

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Sarajevo once symbolised peace, as an Olympic City. STARTTS' Lachlan Murdoch pays a visit to the city wrecked by war to see how it and its people are progressing with the massive rebuilding project.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A Message form the Director - Jorge Aroche

Impunity and the quest for global justice - Olga Yoldi

The Pinochet Aftermath - Helen Basili

Television in Cabramatta - Tania Dreher

Living Bitter - Lachlan Murdoch

Escaping East Timor - Jose Andrade Da Cruz

Searching for a torture in east timor - Peter Williamson

East Timorese and kosovar youth forge friendships in Australian Bush - Diana Sulentic

Schools new approach to refugee students - Jonathan Duignan

Who are the Bosnian-Herzegovinians - Indira Haracic-Novic

Magazine unites former Yugoslavian communities - Helen Basili

Day-Tripper - Niem Nhi Bui

Poem: Untitled - Maria Cristina Sanchez San Juan Avila