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Home > Global: Taking the temperature of the world's refugees

Contributor [1]
Tuesday, November 1, 2005 - 02:00
Categories: 
Refugees & forced migration [2]
Issue Number: 
228 [3]
Article-Summary: 

In October, the UN refugee agency has been holding a series of meetings with refugees and asylum seekers in some 40 countries throughout the world. This is part of the Gender Age and Diversity (GAD) roll-out, a new global exercise designed to improve understanding of the concerns of refugees themselves. On six continents, teams made up of the same triumvirate of actors – UNHCR, NGO and government representatives – met with refugee and asylum seeker groups of both genders, and different ages a...read more [4]

In October, the UN refugee agency has been holding a series of meetings with refugees and asylum seekers in some 40 countries throughout the world. This is part of the Gender Age and Diversity (GAD) roll-out, a new global exercise designed to improve understanding of the concerns of refugees themselves. On six continents, teams made up of the same triumvirate of actors – UNHCR, NGO and government representatives – met with refugee and asylum seeker groups of both genders, and different ages and ethnic backgrounds, to hear what they had to say about their lives.

Category: 
Human Security [5]
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http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category.php/refugees/30094 [6]

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