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African refugee women in Egypt: lacunae in international refugee law and the erasure of disadvantaged groups
Migration is not a recent phenomenon. From the first humans, to people all around the globe today, leave their homes in search of a better life. Since February 2020, Egypt, an attractive destination due to its strategic geolocation, homes the “fifth largest urban refugee population in the world ”. P...
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2020
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