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Monday, April 28, 2008
Riverbank Erosion and Displacement of Women in West Bengal
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Debdatta Chowdhury The report on the hearing of thousands of erosion victim’s cases in a single day, in The Telegraph (Monday 31 March 2008)...
Infantilising Refugees Amidst Manufactured Multiculturalism
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Debdatta Chowdhury Oishik Sarkar’s article on ‘Infantilising Refugees Amidst Manufactured Multiculturalism’ is his take on the lack of a coh...
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Refugee Access to Citizenship in the UK
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Elizabeth Williams There are two main routes for a refugee to acquire citizenship in the UK. The first is to be accepted onto a resettlement...
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Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Reports from Marraiguda Salwa Judum Camp
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JP Rao I had an opportunity to visit Marraiguda Salwa Judum camp on the 25thFebruary 2008,exactly one year after I visited the camp earlier ...
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Goldhap Bhutanese Refugee Camp in Nepal Gutted
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Som Prasad Nirula Out of 1300 huts over 1000 huts inhabited by Bhutanese refugees were gutted by a fire in the Goldhap refugee camp in easte...
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Third CRG Workshop on Internal Displacement in India: Causes, Linkages, Responses and Durable Solutions
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Debdatta Chowdhury The workshop opened on 3rd September, 2007 with the release of the report on ‘Development Induced Displacement and Depriv...
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Is there A Tendency to Associate Illegal Migrants with Terrorists? What are the Implications for Human Rights and Politics of Such Association?
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Tarangini Sriraman The UK government (Tony Blair’s government) has for the last few years been working on a project that will record the det...
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Monday, February 04, 2008
Migrant South Asian Women in the Middle East; Right Bearing Citizens?
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Sanam Roohi South Asia, home to almost 2 billion people, comprises of seven countries: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan...
UK Takes Further Initiatives to Securities Borders with the New-Points System and A Hike in Immigration Fees
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Ishita Dey On 31 January 2008, UK Home Office announced a hike in its immigration fees as one of its measures to improve border security ove...
Nehru University, Progressive Students & Our Civil Society
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Rafique Wassan Recently, I got an opportunity to present a paper on the subject of ‘health and social inequities’ in an international confer...
Monday, January 07, 2008
Accessing Rights as Citizens: The Camp-based Urdu Speaking Community in Bangladesh
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Report from Refugee And Migratory Movements Research Unit Edited by Shabnoor Sultana Policy Brief I Coping with Riverbank Erosion Induced Di...
Thursday, November 08, 2007
CRG’ s Initiatives to Engage NHRC in the Series of Workshops on Displacement in India
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Ishita Dey Thousands of dalits from across the country reportedly reached Delhi on foot after walking for 26 days. As I pen down my reflecti...
NGOs Public Statement on the Security Situation of Iraqi Refugees in Lebanon
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We, the undersigned, note with growing concern the worsening security situation of Iraqi refugees in Lebanon. Random and targeted arrests an...
Appeal Against the Imminent “ Voluntary Returns” of Iraqi Detainees to Iraq
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We, the undersigned, are concerned about the “voluntary return” operations of Iraqi refugees in detention in Lebanon to Iraq. Such returns ...
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Third CRG Workshop in Kolkata Reveals Interesting Facts and Figures Regarding Development Induced Displacement in West Bengal
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CRG has been instrumental in organizing three workshops in Bangalore, Bhubaneshwar and Kolkata, to generate a dialogue among activists, acad...
Monday, June 18, 2007
SAFHR's Appeal to the Bhutanese Refugees and the International Community
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(In the recent times, Bhutanese refugees have become the object of violence again. While constantly the right to return is being debated amo...
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
The Other Side of 1857 Revolt – Journey from United Province to Malegaon and Mauritius
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Comment There are two historical explanations regarding 1857 revolt. For some historians, 1857 marked the first war of independence, while f...
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Bhutanese Refugees: Pawn in the hands of governments and politicians?
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[Below we present a note sent by Tapan Bose (South Asia Forum for Human Rights, Kathmandu) on how the Nepali speaking South Bhutanese refuge...
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