Dzaleka Resource Hub
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UNHCR rushes to move 3,000 refugees after Malawi closes a camp
With a government deadline for the closure of Malawi's second refugee camp looming, the UN refugee agency is rushing to prepare facilities for 3,000 refugees who must be shifted to the country's remaining camp.
Rising standards of education in Malawi improve the future of refugees
The students who file into classes at Umodzi Katubza Primary School on the edge of Malawi's main refugee camp are expected this month to repeat the performance that in recent years has given their school the best results in the area.
Critical analysis of non-refoulement principle and its application in refugee protection contexts.
Historical analysis of refugee movements and camp conditions in Malawi, including the opening of Luwani camp and population statistics.
Annual survey detailing refugee conditions in Malawi, focusing on services and protection in Dzaleka refugee camp.
Annual Freedom House report assessing political rights and civil liberties in Malawi for the year 2001.
History
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