RAQWA veteran fugitives

Following the defeat of AXAAN in the Livian War, high ranking members of paramilitary organizations active in the war started fleeing Qeelsia and Haklasia. Of these, RAQWA generals and soldiers were among the most prominent, with an estimated 3500 members fleeing to Kaza, Valkaria and Dosenmar. While neither of these countries were officially part of the Livian War, their governments harbored sympathies with AXAAN.
With between 11.000-12.000 active members, RAQWA was the largest paramilitary force during the conflict. With a mostly volunteer force, many members feared criminal charges. It was decided in 1946 to only prosecute generals, concentration camps guards, and commanders of RAQWA, effectively rendering the escape efforts of ordinary soldiers in vain. For this reason, almost 1000 of the fugitives returned before 1950.
While few criminal charges were filed against ordinary soldiers, the Qeelsian society as a whole remained dismissive and hostile towards veterans. Several reports found RAQWA veterans to be victims of discrimination, verbal abuse, and in some cases physical violence and even murder. They were also barred from holding regular employment, renting homes, and shopping at stores. Many Qeelsians, especially hardline Milawics and nationalists, published bulletins in public places with the personal information of RAQWA veterans throughout the 60's and 70's.