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Vulnerabilities Under the Global Protection Regime
Legal and policy instruments at the global and European level increasingly emphasize the need to address the specific needs of vulnerable migrants. But what does it mean to be vulnerable? The VULNER project investigated this question through field studies in selected refugee settlements in Europe (Belgium, Germany, Italy, and Norway), Africa (Uganda), the Middle East (Lebanon), and North America (Canada).
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Read our 10 key findings and policy recommendations here.

Participation in the European Judicial Training Network Study Visit

VULNER Webinar. Contested Vulnerabilities: Refugees’ Experiences of Humanitarian Programs

Workshop: Migrant Vulnerabilities in the Canadian Protection System

Workshop: Refugees and vulnerability. How vulnerability is addressed and shaped in the Norwegian asylum policy and practices

Conference Participation 30-31 January 2023

Research Reports

Lived Vulnerabilities in Asylum and Migration.

Lived Vulnerabilities under Constraints: An Empirical Account of how Refugees Experience Uganda’s Protection System

Project Partners

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This project has received funding from the European Union‘s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 870845.
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