Aid agencies are predicting that they will need at least a month to establish a secure working environment, and the time-line for the return of refugees might stretch even longer. But I'm 100 percent sure this war won't happen again. The whole world is behind democracy. NATO helicopters flying over Stenkovec II camp Even though dozens of NATO helicopters thunder overhead, Ferizi's prediction seems unusually optimistic. It is increasingly clear that the enormous challenge for humanitarian agencies like CARE and for the international community in the months ahead is the rebuilding, not just of homes and bridges, but of the architecture of trust that has been obliterated between warring peoples.
Most refugees laugh openly when asked if the war has been won.
But we want to go back to our homes.