By Sumbul Rizvi (June 25, 2011) Afghanistan has experienced over 30 years of continuous conflict, both at the national and the local levels, linked to a struggle for dominance by different tribes,...
By Frédéric Grare and William Maley (June 30, 2011) There are always two competing ethical perspectives at play when dealing with conflict-induced refugee situations. The first is purely...
Contributions on Iraqi refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) prepared for this project examine the humanitarian response to internal and external displacement following the removal of...
Protracted displacement is a grim reality for millions of Sudanese civilians caught on the front lines of the interconnected civil wars that have wracked Sudan since its independence in 1956. Through...
Introduction In the past eight years, refugee return and internal displacement have caused rapid urbanization rates in Afghanistan’s main cities. The phenomenon of urban migration is not new: it...