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 aim of the VULNER project is to investigate this question through field studies in selected refugee settlements in Europe (Belgium, Germany, Italy, and Norway), Africa (Uganda and South Africa), the Middle East (Lebanon), and North America (Canada).

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VULNER_WP2_Report 2
VULNER_WP_5 Report 2.2
VULNER_WP7_Report 2
VULNER_WP4_Report 2
VULNER_WP6_Report 2
Lived Vulnerabilities under Constraints: An Empirical Account of how Refugees Experience Uganda’s Protection System

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