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Resource summaries: 'Islam, Human Rights and Displacement' and 'Statelessness'

Image from the cover of Forced Migration Review issue 32. After confirmation of their citizenship, Biharis in Bangladesh can now have hope of leading a normal life after decades of exclusion. UNHCR/G M B Akash

Two new resource summaries are now available on Forced Migration Online. The summaries on ‘Islam, Human Rights and Displacement’ and ‘Statelessness’ complement the 2009 Special Issue and Issue 32 of Forced Migration Review and provide links to related key resources, websites and documents.

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    September 2nd, 2009 at 7:09 pm

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