CLEAN: Refugees from Georgia conflict still in camps one year on

The video discusses the plight of refugees from the conflict between Georgia and Russia, focusing on their current living conditions in makeshift villages. It highlights the lack of basic amenities and the struggle to provide for families. The historical context of the conflict is explained, including the geopolitical tensions surrounding South Ossetia's independence. Despite these challenges, efforts are being made to improve living conditions through community development, such as building schools and creating jobs. However, many refugees still long to return to their homeland, facing emotional and political obstacles.

What are some of the basic necessities that refugees are lacking in their temporary homes?

• Transportation and roads

• Television and radio

• Electricity and internet

• Running water and gas

What is the current status of South Setyo as mentioned in the video?

• It is a fully independent country recognized by the UN.

• It is a region under Georgian control.

• It is a disputed territory with no clear governance.

• It has declared independence with support from Russia.

What developments are taking place in the refugee areas to improve living conditions?

• Establishment of new hospitals

• Opening of new airports

• Building of schools and shops

• Construction of new highways

Why do many refugees refuse to call their current location 'home'?

• They plan to move to another country.

• They are waiting for better housing.

• They have strong ties to their birthplace.

• They dislike the climate.

What is the West's stance on intervening in the conflict between Georgia and Russia?

• The West is reluctant to risk a conflict with Russia.

• The West is eager to intervene militarily.

• The West has already intervened with troops.

• The West is supporting Russia's position.