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Practical considerations for effective resettlement

Swing, William Lacy

Forced migration review, 2017-02 (54), p.4-5 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Practical considerations for effective resettlement
Autor: Swing, William Lacy
Assuntos: forced migration ; IDP ; internal displacement ; migration ; Protection ; Psychological aspects ; Quotas ; refugee ; Refugees ; Relocation ; stateless ; Vulnerability ; World problems
É parte de: Forced migration review, 2017-02 (54), p.4-5
Descrição: Resettlement is a vital tool for international protection and a durable solution for some of the most vulnerable people in the world. Though not an option for the vast majority of refugees, resettlement gives real hope and a chance to begin life anew to many who would otherwise have neither home nor country to call their own. The number of persons resettled annually is on the rise, yet the number of places being made available is vastly disproportionate to global needs. States are therefore increasingly considering other pathways to provide protection to refugees who have compelling needs for international protection. The resettlement community is at a watershed not only because an increasingly large number of refugees are in desperate need of a third country solution but also because the current international response is gravely inadequate. There is an urgent need for more reliable funding, more resettlement countries, larger and more predictable quotas and wider inclusion of beneficiaries.
Editor: Oxford: Refugee Studies Centre, Oxford Department of International Development
Idioma: Inglês;Árabe

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