FMR 38 Protracted internal displacement: is local integration a solution?
Recent research in six countries in Africa, Europe and Latin America highlights a range of factors that may help or hinder integration.
The technology issue (Forced Migration Review 38)
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The 32 articles and short pieces in the feature theme section of FMR 38 look at the effects of changes in technology – particularly in communications technology – on displaced people and those who work with them. FMR 38 also includes eight articles on other forced migration subjects. This issue is available in English, French, Spanish and Arabic. See more at: http://www.fmreview.org/technology
FMR 38 Kenyan refugees included in transitional justice processes
In the complex relationship between forced migration and transitional justice, a visit by the Kenyan Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission to a...
FMR 38 Preventing partner violence in refugee and immigrant communities
For many refugees and other forced migrants, sexual and gender-based violence does not necessarily stop after resettlement; for some, that may be when...
FMR 38 A new strategy for meeting humanitarian challenges in urban areas
Experience indicates that significant challenges remain across key humanitarian operational approaches relating to the needs of growing numbers of IDP...
FMr 38 Forgotten and unattended: refugees in post-earthquake Japan
Refugees and asylum seekers suffered restrictions on movement, increased impoverishment and shortage of essential information.
FMR 38 Language training in the Czech Republic
Language skills are crucial for the integration of refugees into the local community. In the Czech Republic, all persons granted international protect...
FMR 38 Nearly a refugee: thoughts from Cairo
Turbulence in North Africa and the Middle East has forced many to flee their homes and countries. One woman in Cairo, on the brink of flight, consider...
FMR 38 'Identity unknown': migrant deaths at sea
Political unrest in North Africa has led to a resurgence in irregular migration to Europe and an increase in migrant deaths at sea, yet there is still...