The Path of Somali Refugees Into Exile: A Comparative Analysis of Secondary Movements and Policy ResponsesSFM, 2006 - 148 pages |
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... Puntland, declared its autonomy in 1998 and continues to be another enclave of peace and stability. In contrast, the south and central regions of Somalia remain generally unstable, although there are intermittent periods of relative ...
... Puntland, declared its autonomy in 1998 and continues to be another enclave of peace and stability. In contrast, the south and central regions of Somalia remain generally unstable, although there are intermittent periods of relative ...
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... Puntland) and north-west Somalia, (i.e. the self-proclaimed independent territory of Somaliland), as well as southern and central Somalia which constitute the rest of the country. In all other instances, Somalia refers to the entire ...
... Puntland) and north-west Somalia, (i.e. the self-proclaimed independent territory of Somaliland), as well as southern and central Somalia which constitute the rest of the country. In all other instances, Somalia refers to the entire ...
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... Puntland, respectively, as these regions were deemed to be safe zones), and lastly, to disperse the locals who had settled in the camps and received assistance since the arrival of the refugees. In reality, the initiative was confined ...
... Puntland, respectively, as these regions were deemed to be safe zones), and lastly, to disperse the locals who had settled in the camps and received assistance since the arrival of the refugees. In reality, the initiative was confined ...
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... Puntland, or who used to live in those regions, are increasingly having their asylum claims rejected. Despite the lack of appropriate legal status, no Somalis have been forcibly returned to Somalia (including to the northern parts) by ...
... Puntland, or who used to live in those regions, are increasingly having their asylum claims rejected. Despite the lack of appropriate legal status, no Somalis have been forcibly returned to Somalia (including to the northern parts) by ...
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... ( Puntland and Somaliland , respectively ) . However , the strategies for conducting such assessments were poorly implemented and ended in failure , as was the case in Ethiopia ( 2004 ) , Djibouti ( 2003/4 ) and Yemen ( 2002/3 ) ...
... ( Puntland and Somaliland , respectively ) . However , the strategies for conducting such assessments were poorly implemented and ended in failure , as was the case in Ethiopia ( 2004 ) , Djibouti ( 2003/4 ) and Yemen ( 2002/3 ) ...
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1951 Geneva Convention Addis Ababa analysis assistance asylum policies asylum procedures asylum system camp refugees cities concerned concrete plans countries surveyed country of settlement current host country Dadaab destination Djibouti Djibouti City documentation durable solutions economic Egypt employment Ethiopia Europe European countries exiles factors family members family reunification homeland illegal implementing important industrialized countries integration international community interviewees irregular secondary movements journey Kenya labour market lack legal status living conditions majority of Somali migration motivations move movements of Somali Nairobi neighbouring countries Netherlands NGOs non-refoulement particularly persons programmes Puntland refugee camps refugee population refugee status refugees and asylum-seekers refugees interviewed region registration relatively repatriation resettlement residence responsible returned to Somalia role sample Saudi Arabia secondary movers situation smugglers Somali refugees Somaliland South Africa status determination stay strategies subsidiary protection Switzerland Table trajectories transit undocumented UNHCR urban refugees YE DJ Yemen
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