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The universal international refugee law regime that was created in the wake of the Second World War - consisting of the 1951 Convention and the 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, and the Statute of UNHCR - has in the course of time been changed, gradually but inexorably. The regime that is currently in place has consequently lost its original structure and consistency. In particular, it is no longer a normative continuum, and as a result, the international protection of refugees is no longer secure but dependent on contingencies. The changes in the regime exclusively concern the
Refugees --- Refugees. --- Displaced persons --- Persons --- Aliens --- Deportees --- Exiles --- Services for. --- International cooperation. --- Government policy. --- Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. --- International Refugee Organization --- A.C.N.U.R. --- ACNUR --- Agência da ONU para Refugiados --- Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados --- Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados --- Alto Comisionado de Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados --- Alto Comissariado das Nações Unidas para Refugiados --- Alto commissariato delle Nazioni Unite per i rifugiati --- Cao ủy của Liên Hợp Quốc về người tị nạn --- Cao ủy Liên Hiệp Quó̂c vè̂ người tị nạn --- Cao ủy Liên Hợp Quốc về người tị nạn --- Cao uỷ Tị nạn Liên Hiệp Quó̂c --- Flüchtlingshochkommissariat der Vereinten Nationen --- Grapheio tēs Hypatēs Harmosteias tōn Hēnōmenōn Ethnōn gia tous Prosphyges --- Haut commissariat des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés --- HCR --- Hypatē Harmosteia Hēnōmenōn Ethnōn gia tous Prosphyges --- Hypatē Harmosteia tōn Hēnōmenōn Ethnōn gia tous Prosphyges --- Înaltul Comisariat al Națiunilor Unite pentru Refugiați --- Ishami ry'Umuryango w'Abibumbye ryita ku Mpunzi --- Kokuren Nanmin Kōtō Benmukan Jimusho --- Mufawwaḍīyah al-Sāmiyah lil-Umam al-Muttaḥidah li-Shuʼūn al-Lājiʼīn --- Mufawwaḍīyat al-Umam al-Muttaḥidah li-Shuʼūn al-Lājiʼīn --- مفوضية الأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين --- Oficina del Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados --- Oficina del Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para Refugiados --- United Nations. --- U.N.H.C.R. --- UNHCR --- United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees --- Upravlenie Verkhovnogo komissara OON po delam bezhent︠s︡ev --- Upravlinni︠a︡ Verkhovnoho komisara OON u spravakh biz︠h︡ent︠s︡iv --- Ured Visokog komesara Ujedinjenih naroda za izbjeglice --- UVKB OON --- Verkhovnyĭ komissar Organizat︠s︡ii Obʺedinennykh Nat︠s︡iĭ po delam bezhent︠s︡ev --- Visoki komisariat Združenih Narodov za begunce --- VKBOON --- ICNUR --- Yuen Nanmin Kigu --- 유엔 난민 기구 --- United Nations. Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees --- United Nations. High Commissioner for Refugees --- Verenigde Naties. Hoge commissaris voor de vluchtelingen --- United Nations. Alto Comisionado para los Refugiados --- United Nations. Flüchtlingshochkommissariat --- United Nations. High Commission for Refugees --- United Nations. High Commission on Refugees --- United Nations. Hochkommissariat für Flüchtlinge --- United Nations. Oficina del Alto Comisionado para Refugiados
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This brief focuses on the period of displacement and seeks to outline the impact of refugees on neighboring countries, including the developmental implications of forced displacement. The study has two main sections. The first section describes trends in the distribution of refugees in asylum countries. A series of graphs and tables highlights the fact that the largest percentage of refugees is found in countries neighboring their country of origin, most of which are middle-income countries. The second section discusses how neighboring countries that host refugees for protracted periods experience long-term economic, social, political, and environmental impacts. Furthermore, it also shows that in terms of the impacts and the opportunities that the presence of refugees create, there can be winners and losers among both the displaced and their hosts. Finally, this brief presents examples of global experience of development interventions that have focused on mitigating the negative aspects of large-scale and protracted displacement and strengthening the productive capacities of refugees in host countries.
Armed Forces --- Asylum --- Civil Conflict --- Climate Change --- Conflict and Development --- Conflict Resolution --- Debt --- Developing Countries --- Development Policy --- Domestic Violence --- Economic Opportunities --- Education --- Education For All --- Employment Opportunities --- Gross National Income --- Groundwater --- Health, Nutrition and Population --- Host Countries --- Household Income --- Human Rights --- International Cooperation --- Literacy --- Low-Income Countries --- Natural Resources --- Needs Assessment --- Organized Crime --- Population Policies --- Post Conflict Reconstruction --- Purchasing Power --- Refugees --- Rehabilitation --- Remittances --- Rule of Law --- Rural Development --- Sanitation --- Skilled Workers --- Social Capital --- Social Cohesion --- Social Development --- Street Children --- Terrorism --- Unemployment --- United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees --- Universities --- Urban Areas --- Urban Development --- Urbanization
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The purpose of this review is to canvas policies and, to the extent possible, practices of major multilateral and bilateral development agencies, aimed at including disability in development. Development that includes disability, as referenced in this review, is understood as development in which persons with disabilities participate as both actors and beneficiaries. It can be achieved by disability specific initiatives, by adding disability-specific components to development programs, by fully inclusive programming, designed to include disability concerns into all development processes, or by a combination of these approaches. While this review does not claim to be exhaustive, it does attempt to provide as comprehensive as possible an overview of policies and practices on disability and development (D&D), both within and among the United Nations (UN) system, and among major bilateral development agencies. It should be noted that this is a dynamic issue and thus many development agencies are either in the process of crafting new disability policies or strategies or are currently reviewing their existing approaches with a view to modifying or amending them. Section two of this report reviews the international legal and policy framework pertinent to the consideration of D&D with particular attention to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Section three reviews multilateral agencies and structures, particularly those within the UN system, and reviews their existing policies and/or practices related to D&D. Section four includes coverage of regional structures supporting the inclusion of disability in development. Section five identifies bilateral development agencies that, either as matter of written policy or as evidenced through practice, have taken steps to design and implement programs and practices that are inclusive of disability. Section six provides conclusions.
Access to Education --- Capacity Building --- Child Mortality --- Civil Society Organizations --- Developing Countries --- Development Policy --- Disability --- Educational Attainment --- Elderly Persons --- Employment Opportunities --- Equal Opportunity --- Food Security --- Gender --- Health Monitoring & Evaluation --- Health, Nutrition and Population --- Household Surveys --- Human Capital --- Human Rights --- International Cooperation --- International Law --- Mainstreaming --- Malaria --- Maternal Health --- Mental Health --- Millennium Development Goals --- Nutrition --- Official Development Assistance --- Population Policies --- Pregnancy --- Public Health --- Quality of Education --- Quality of Life --- Refugees --- Reproductive Health --- Respect --- Rule of Law --- Rural Development --- Social Cohesion --- Social Development --- Social Protections and Labor --- Substance Abuse --- Technical Assistance --- Unemployment --- United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees --- Universal Primary Education --- Vulnerable Groups --- World Health Organization
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This brief focuses on the period of displacement and seeks to outline the impact of refugees on neighboring countries, including the developmental implications of forced displacement. The study has two main sections. The first section describes trends in the distribution of refugees in asylum countries. A series of graphs and tables highlights the fact that the largest percentage of refugees is found in countries neighboring their country of origin, most of which are middle-income countries. The second section discusses how neighboring countries that host refugees for protracted periods experience long-term economic, social, political, and environmental impacts. Furthermore, it also shows that in terms of the impacts and the opportunities that the presence of refugees create, there can be winners and losers among both the displaced and their hosts. Finally, this brief presents examples of global experience of development interventions that have focused on mitigating the negative aspects of large-scale and protracted displacement and strengthening the productive capacities of refugees in host countries.
Armed Forces --- Asylum --- Civil Conflict --- Climate Change --- Conflict and Development --- Conflict Resolution --- Debt --- Developing Countries --- Development Policy --- Domestic Violence --- Economic Opportunities --- Education --- Education For All --- Employment Opportunities --- Gross National Income --- Groundwater --- Health, Nutrition and Population --- Host Countries --- Household Income --- Human Rights --- International Cooperation --- Literacy --- Low-Income Countries --- Natural Resources --- Needs Assessment --- Organized Crime --- Population Policies --- Post Conflict Reconstruction --- Purchasing Power --- Refugees --- Rehabilitation --- Remittances --- Rule of Law --- Rural Development --- Sanitation --- Skilled Workers --- Social Capital --- Social Cohesion --- Social Development --- Street Children --- Terrorism --- Unemployment --- United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees --- Universities --- Urban Areas --- Urban Development --- Urbanization
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