Refugees in Towns Race and Migration Symposium
The Refugees in Towns Project at the Henry J. Leir Institute for Migration & Human Security is proud to present
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RIT Case Report: From Refugees to Citizens–A Report on Integration from Dhaka, Bangladesh
By Khalid Hussain and Maliha Khan In 2008, Bangladesh’s High Court recognized Bihari refugees’ right to citizenship and requested that
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Leir Migration Monitor February 2023 As the U.S. celebrates Black Legacy Month, we are reminded of the enduring legal, political,
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By Yumeka Kawahara, Lucy Mastellar, Charlie Williams The Refugees in Towns project is pleased to publish two new case reports
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By Sulagna Datta, Jacob Ewing, Yumeka Kawahara, Sara Lodgen, Lucy Mastellar, Sarah Rose Morehouse, Charlie Williams, Dr. Karen Jacobsen Refugees
Read moreIn the Holy Land: The Lives and Activities of Tibetan Refugees in India, Part I
By Patrick Dowd, Editor-Translator A NOTE FROM DR. KAREN JACOBSEN, RIT PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR This is not our usual RIT report
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Leir Migration Monitor November/December 2022 Too often, migrants and refugees are presented as victims of persecution or passive recipients of
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By Yumeka Kawahara, Lucy Mastellar, Sarah Rose Morehouse, Charlie Williams, Dr. Karen Jacobsen Refugees in Towns is proud to release
Read moreRIT Reflection: Reflections on the Discontinued Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) in South Africa
By Barnabas Ticha Muvhuti
Read moreRIT Case Report: Refugee and Migrant Experiences in Gaborone City–Government Policies on Education and Employment
By Felix Tapilira Chilumpha Unlike in neighboring South Africa where refugees are free to mix with the general population as
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