Julian Hattem
Editor at Migration Policy Institute
@MigrationPolicy Editor of the Migration Information Source https://t.co/7bZgTsuIuB Host of climate migration podcast https://t.co/Ns1Efz0yuq
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May 30, 2024 |
reliefweb.int | Julian Hattem
By Julian HattemFor years, the international humanitarian protection system that emerged from the turbulence of World War II has seemed out of sync with growing demands. As the number of people forcibly displaced has reached record levels, a dwindling share is receiving permanent, durable protection. More people have been forced to flee, and many are moving longer distances in search of protection (in part due to the globalization of travel and greater availability of information).
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May 29, 2024 |
migrationpolicy.org | Julian Hattem
For years, the international humanitarian protection system that emerged from the turbulence of World War II has seemed out of sync with growing demands. As the number of people forcibly displaced has reached record levels, a dwindling share is receiving permanent, durable protection. More people have been forced to flee, and many are moving longer distances in search of protection (in part due to the globalization of travel and greater availability of information).
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