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Temporary permanence: the use of refugee camps in protracted refugee situations and its effect on human rights protection
Refugees are considered a vulnerable population. As they lack protection from their own countries, it leaves them in need of international protection. This protection is carried out under the international refugee regime which is based on general international human rights law as well as the more re...
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2013
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