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The likelihood that those in protracted exile may spend significant amounts of time either in camp-like situations or unprotected in urban settings often has negative implications for their human rights and livelihoods as well as for states’ security.

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Type

Forced Migration Review

Publisher

Refugee Studies Centre

Publication Date

09/2009

Volume

33

Pages

9 - 11