Missing boundaries : refugees, migrants, stateless and internally displaced persons in South Asia
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Missing boundaries : refugees, migrants, stateless and internally displaced persons in South Asia
Manohar, 2003
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South Asia has 14 per cent of the worlds refugee population and is the principal source and host of refugees. The causes behind the displacement -- political instability, armed conflict, lack of resources and so on in South Asia and its immediate neighbourhood have not declined but, in fact, have been increasing; and the security threats posed by the refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) is set to increase, given the lack of resources and poor governance prevalent in the region. Yet, none of the countries in South Asia have signed any major convention or treaty at the international level in regard to refugees; nor have they any national legislation or regional framework to deal with these issues. A comprehensive study focusing on the various dimensions of displacement in South Asia including refugees, migrants, stateless persons and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) was felt imperative by the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies.
Acknowledging non-traditional sources of insecurity as being the cornerstone of human insecurity, the IPCS had commenced to focus on a range of non-military threats to security including Drug Trafficking, Terrorism, Refugees, Organised Crime, Governance and Environmental Issues. The current volume with specific focus on migration and displacement is a small step in that direction. Published in association with Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies.
目次
- Introduction
- Refugees, Migrants & Internally Displaced Persons in South Asia: An Overview
- Humanitarian Concerns & Security Needs: Sri Lankan Refugees in Tamil Nadu
- Bhutan: Creating Statelessness: A Recipe for Regional Instability
- Still Waiting for a Better Morrow: A Decade of Burmese Refugees in Bangladesh
- Towards a National Refugee Law for India
- Resolving the Refugee Problem: A Role for Human Rights Organizations
- Bangladeshi Migrants in India: Towards a Practical Solution: A View from the North-Eastern Froniter
- Refugees in South Asia: Security Threat or a Security Tool?
- The Bihari Muslims of Bangladesh: In a State of Statelessness
- Managing the Internally Displaced in Sri Lanka
- Managing Refugees: The Role of UNHCR in South Asia
- Index.
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