Dzaleka Resource Hub
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Read factsheets, operational updates, and situation reports about Dzaleka and refugee issues in Malawi
Research & Academic Studies
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Policy
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Republic of Malawi - Refugee Policy Overview
Comprehensive overview of Malawi's refugee policies, camp management structure, and protection frameworks.
Government of Malawi
U.S. Department of State annual report assessing trafficking in persons and anti-trafficking efforts in Malawi for 2009.
U.S. Department of State
Comprehensive report on refugee conditions in Malawi, focusing on Dzaleka camp policies, legal framework, and living conditions.
United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
Amnesty International's annual report on the state of human rights in Malawi for 2009.
Amnesty International
Government of Malawi's official written responses to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child regarding the 2nd periodic report.
Government of Malawi / UN Committee on the Rights of the Child
International Instrument
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Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons (1954)
This Convention defines the status and rights of stateless persons and the obligations of states. Malawi acceded in 2009.
United Nations / UNHCR
History
A dated archive of public documents and records connected to Dzaleka, including materials that help explain changes since 1994.
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