2015 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - Malawi

This comprehensive report from the US Department of State examines human rights practices in Malawi during 2015, with significant attention to refugee rights and conditions in Dzaleka camp. The document provides crucial insights into the challenges faced by refugees, including freedom of movement restrictions, security concerns, and access to basic services.

Key findings related to Dzaleka camp:

• Law enforcement practices regarding refugees outside the camp
• Documentation and identity verification challenges
• Community relations between refugees and local citizens
• Economic hardships and survival strategies
• Access to services and basic necessities

The report serves as an important reference for understanding the human rights situation of refugees in Malawi and provides context for current policy discussions and humanitarian interventions.