Forced Migration: A Transitional Justice Issue

Forced Migration: A Transitional Justice Issue

This research brief presents recommendations for integrating forced migration and its victims into transitional justice processes. Based on research conducted in partnership with forced migrant communities in The Gambia, Sudan, Syria, and Bangladesh/Myanmar, the recommendations provide guidance for national and international policy makers and civil society actors working at the nexus of transition and migration.

 

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