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Refugee Voices
Welcome to Refugee Voices
This group provides a platform for refugees from all over the world to comment on areas of concern, and issues that they face on a day-to-day basis. Providing a platform for refugees to communicate is important because it enables current research and policy to be reflective of the experiences of refugees and forced migrants. Please feel free to join in the conversation, and help establish direct participatory channels for communication. <?xml:namespace prefix = o />
Scalabrini Centre - Executive Summary
The Scalabrini Centre operates from the Cape Town’s central business district offering welfare, development and advocacy programmes for refugees, asylum seekers, migrants and local South Africans since 2002. The Scalabrini Centre runs under the leadership of director, Miranda Madikane who reports to a board of 9 Trustees (IT2746/2006) chaired by Scalabrini Father Mario Tessarotto and mentored by Bishop Lawrence Henry. The centre is registered as a non-profit organisation with t
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The Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration - Website and New Multimedia Section
The Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration now has a website: www.oxmofm.com.We are also pleased to announce that we are now accepting multimedia submissions for the First Hand section of the journal, which provides a platform for currently or formerly displaced students (= in formal, non-formal
Call for Papers - The Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration, Student Publication - Deadline: 24th October 2010
As the most recent graduates of the MSc of Forced Migration program at the Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford, we are excited to announce the launch of our free electronic publication The Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration (OxMo) written, reviewed and edited by students.
Mainstream News
- Portrait of determination - Hamilton Spectator
- Rwandan refugee reaches out - Yale Daily News
- Sean-Paul Kelley on the 'enthusiasm gap' and liberal values - AMERICAblog (blog)
- LGBTs face immigration hurdles in United States - Bay Area Reporter
- GHANEP Facilitates Peacebuilding Training - GhanaWeb
- Inside the motel rooms asylum seeker kids call home - Crikey
- Israel releases killer of British activist - Press TV
- Child refugees harmed by 'cruel' detention system - Independent
- Good news for child refugees - The Zimbabwean
- This week on 20/20: Out of it - TVNZ
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