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Protection of Civilians in the Context of Displacement Click on the image or here to download the event flyer. Join us as we explore the role that International Humanitarian Law (IHL) plays in dealing with contemporary challenges to the protection of civilians in the situation of armed conflict. The conference will bring together …
Join us as for a free public event to mark Refugee Rights Day. When:Ā Tuesday April 10 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Reception to follow Where:Ā Grebel gallery (4th floor), Conrad Grebel University College, 140 Westmount Road North, Waterloo FREE ADMISSION Register at smarwah@ploughshares.ca An interdisciplinary panel of experts and practitioners from the United States and Canada will discuss the Canada-U.S. …
Mobility is a defining characteristic of our time. Worldwide, there areĀ 244-million international migrantsāpersonsĀ living in a country other than the one they were born ināwho have migrated for complex reasons, including a search for safety and a better life and reunion with family. More thanĀ 65.3-millionĀ of these migrants have been forcibly displaced. Some scholars call all people who leave their country …
Sustainable Development Goals offer the world a tool to respond to the migration crisis In 2015 there were 244 million international migrants (UNFPA 2016), the majority crossing borders in search of better economic and social opportunities. More than 60 million others were forced to flee conflict and violence in the largest exodus since the end of the Second World War. …
Author Sonal Marwah Published inĀ The Ploughshares MonitorĀ Volume 37 Issue 1Ā Spring 2016 Sonal Marwah: Terms such as āirregularā or āillegalā are frequently used to describe the migration influx in Europe. Is this an accurate way of assessing the situation? Idil Atak: As a member of the Department of Criminology, I am not in favour of using the term āillegalā because a …
