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Uganda's state responsibility under international law to safeguard refugee children's right to access education
Uganda is Africa's largest refugee hosting country and third in the world with more than 1.25 million refugees as of June 2017. The majority of refugees there are children. Uganda's refugee regime and hospitality date back to the days of World War II, prior to the country's independence, when it hos...
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Department of Public Law
2018
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