The Path of Somali Refugees Into Exile: A Comparative Analysis of Secondary Movements and Policy ResponsesSFM, 2006 - 148 pages |
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... move to another industrialized country . Despite wishful thinking , the findings also show that only a small fraction of the population has concrete plans or the means to do so in the immediate future . At the same time , a significant ...
... move to another industrialized country . Despite wishful thinking , the findings also show that only a small fraction of the population has concrete plans or the means to do so in the immediate future . At the same time , a significant ...
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... move often because the neighbours knew that they had family in Europe and thought they were rich ; they used blackmail on them . So we saved enough to pay the trip for my little sister . I worked a lot , on top of my apprenticeship . We ...
... move often because the neighbours knew that they had family in Europe and thought they were rich ; they used blackmail on them . So we saved enough to pay the trip for my little sister . I worked a lot , on top of my apprenticeship . We ...
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... moves (such as social and smuggling networks) and a glimpse of the collective livelihood strategies of many Somali families, of which secondary movements are often part. Concluding remarks (chapter 6) will review the main results of the ...
... moves (such as social and smuggling networks) and a glimpse of the collective livelihood strategies of many Somali families, of which secondary movements are often part. Concluding remarks (chapter 6) will review the main results of the ...
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... moving to the city are utilized. Moreover, a relatively large corpus of secondary literature on Kenyan refugee camps gives voice to the realities of life for encamped refugees and thus partially fills the gap in the composition of the ...
... moving to the city are utilized. Moreover, a relatively large corpus of secondary literature on Kenyan refugee camps gives voice to the realities of life for encamped refugees and thus partially fills the gap in the composition of the ...
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... move towards Djibouti . A frequent explanation for many secondary movers from Ethiopia to Djibouti includes the desire to be amongst Somalis in a Somali setting . Others simply found living conditions in Ethiopian camps unbearable and ...
... move towards Djibouti . A frequent explanation for many secondary movers from Ethiopia to Djibouti includes the desire to be amongst Somalis in a Somali setting . Others simply found living conditions in Ethiopian camps unbearable and ...
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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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Page 48 - ... (XLV), Reaffirming the principle that all human beings shall enjoy human rights and fundamental freedoms without discrimination, including the right to seek and enjoy asylum, Underlining the value of regional instruments, as and where applicable, including notably the 1969 OAU Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa, as well as the 1984 Cartagena Declaration on Refugees, which include among refugees persons who cannot return to their countries due to indiscriminate...
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Page 48 - Act of 1998 also stipulates that a refugee is entitled to the same basic health services and basic primary education as the inhabitants of the Republic.
Page 128 - Michael (2002). Secondary movement: Why asylum shopping is still the best way to get a bargain. Paper presented at the Conference of Europeanists, Chicago, March 14-16.
Page 111 - Total 76 21 18 5 2 2 2 1 2 12 1 2 114%" *Percentages add up to more than 100 as more than one answer was given by some participants.
Page 128 - Explaining change in established migration systems: the movements of Algerians to France and the UK. Sussex Migration Working Paper no.
Page 128 - B. and James Frank Hollifield (eds) Migration theory: talking across disciplines. New York [etc.]: Routledge.