Burundians

While scholarship on refugee migration tends to center on the Global North, most refugees actually reside in the Global South. This book shifts the focus, revealing how governments in the …

Iraqis in 1991, and Tanzania’s policy towards Burundians and Rwandans in 1995. In the former case the …

The assessment framework also literature was used in a limited number of instances to gives special attention to the spirit of the 2030 Agenda show consistency between the analysis in …

on SDG 1 (ending poverty) nearly 2 out of 3 Burundians are unable to meet their basic food and non-food …

VNR government around the world to a Decade of Action reports are meant to be prepared through inclusive and and Delivery to realize the ambitious 2030 Agenda participatory processes, serve …

on SDG 1 (ending poverty) nearly 2 out of 3 Burundians are unable to meet their basic food and non-food …

The key objectives of the Compact – formally approved in December 2018 – are to ease the financial and political pressures on host countries, the vast majority of which are …

refugees from Tanzania and Congo in 1996–67 and Burundians from Tanzania in 2012 (Long, 2013). In addition … Mexico (Jamal, 2000); Bosnians (Capo, 2015); Burundians returning from Tanzania (Oda, 2011); Tamil returns … 2007 Tanzanian decision to naturalise 162,000 Burundians from an ‘old’ refugee caseload from 1972. While …

definitely going on.” Over the short term, unemployment and a lack of educational prospects may make Burundians more susceptible to the influence of the regime, or recruitment to the ranks of the Imbonerakure …

developed so as to avoid negative impacts on Burundians. . ......................................... … Burundi (Burundi).1 Over 18 months had passed since Burundians took to the streets of the capital, Bujumbura … over 380,000 Burundians,3 and has caused significant socio-economic hardship for Burundians, which itself … target the regime but do not negatively impact Burundians. During its study, the Subcommittee invited … not yet appear to have gained traction among Burundians. Though genocide may not be imminent, the spectre …

The existing literature on the education of refugee children in the United States focuses primarily on postarrival experiences, with little attention to educational experiences in the children’s countries of origin …

was the case of Burundian refugees in Tanzania. Burundians who fled during the 1972-73 civil war were integrated … integrate into Tanzanian society. Many more Burundians fled to Tanzania during the 1992-93 civil war …

This paper examines the impacts that luxurious perks for delegates, such as paid daily allowances, have on peace talks. Drawing on the Burundian peace processes held in Arusha in Tanzania …

process to complete houses they were building. Burundians call some of our houses Arusha houses, but I …

> Thousands of refugees in many different countries are affected by the long delays at Canada’s Nairobi offi ce Canada’s visa offi ce in Nairobi covers 18 countries in East …

Ethiopians, Congolese, Sudanese, Rwandans and Burundians. Many have already been waiting years for a durable …

This research study provides a closer insight into background, experiences, and new challenges faced by one of the African refugee groups: the Lost Boys and Girls of Sudan. This study …

Rwandans, Ugandans, Eritreans, Congolese, and Burundians. Bixler (2006) notes that The UNHCR should have …

He is author of Refugees, the State and the Politics of Asylum in Africa and co-author of UNHCR: The Politics and Practice of Refugee Protection in the 2006–2008 Social Sciences …

refugees in these regions – Somalis, Sudanese, Burundians, Liberians, Iraqis, Afghans, and Burmese – come …