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The UN's primary refugee agency
A refugee crisis with more than 65.6 million forcibly displaced individuals today
To this day, there is no implemented framework that defines the rights and responsibiltie of refugee commitments
Different nations define the rights refugees are entitled to differently
The discrepancy in the prior leads to a differerence in the responsibility countries hold toward the situation
Efforts made towards refugees in the past
UN Refugee Protocol
UDHR - Article 14
1951 Refugee Convention
- Defines a refugee
- Introduces the concept of non-refoulment
- Recognizes the right of persons to seek asylum from persecution in other countries
- Expands the definition of a refugee
- Universalizes the 1951 Convention
The most common routes taken by refugees
The Balkan and Eastern Medit. Route
The South Asian Route
The South American Route
Previous attempts of setting right and resposibilties frameworks
UNRWA Framework to Accountability of Affected People (AAP)
Danish Refugee CounciComprehensive Refugee Response
Framework (CRRF)
-This framework act as an agreement between the service provider and receiver in a way that ensures the rights of both
-The end result becomes a list of rights that a
refugee can and should expect to receive as well as an opposing list of responsibilities
to fulfill
Main Pillars of the AAP Framework:
Information Collection
Consultation
- In their own turn, the Danish Refugee Council also took on the issue of refugee accountability
- The council issued a complete report on the issue in December 2017 that explains their answer to the question posed as well as their approach towards it
- This report looks into The New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants and discusses its strenghts as well as its weaknesses
The NRC Approach
Whole of Society
The question: Whose responsibility?
The expected flow of the conference as a whole
- Delegates introduce country positions and main ideas
- Debate begins to target the main milestones of the topic
- Unmoderated Caucus continues and delegates begin to translate working papers into draft resolutions
- Debate moves to details concrning the factors of the issue at hand
- Delegates begin to outline the rights and responsibilties
- Unmod begins and delegates begin to format ideas
Rights
Framework
Introductory Sutopics
Responsibilities
- Breaches to agreements
- Social Integration
- Evaluation of current rights
-Dignified Reception
-Preserving nonrefoulment
-Protection of Basic Human rights
- Refugees Defined
- The Refugee Crisis
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- The Standarized Rights and Responsibilties Framework
The 3 A's:
Acceptance Accountability Assimilation