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Newsletter July 2011

19 July 2011

The APRRN July 2011 Updates can now be downloaded here: Click This issue includes: UNHCR Consultations with NGOs in Geneva World Refugee Day Refugee Conference 2011 Refugee Studies Programme & Short Course Release of the Pakistani Ahmadis Annual Report Joint statement on the Australia-Malaysia Deal Staff development Upcoming activities    Send article as PDF   

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APRRN Annual Report 2010

23 June 2011

The APRRN Annual Report 2010 can be downloaded here. The report presents a summary of the activities of the Network and its members in 2010. The APRRN Secretariat would like to thank all APRRN members, the Steering Committee and donors for their commitment towards supporting our mission of advancing refugee rights in the Asia Pacific [...]

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IDC launches handbook to prevent immigration detention

2 June 2011

The International Detention Coalition from Hub Melbourne on Vimeo. Governments around the world are increasingly using detention as a migration management tool, with refugees, asylum seekers and migrants detained for prolonged periods. However, there are humane and cost effective mechanisms that prevent unnecessary and damaging detention and that ensure detention is only ever used as [...]

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APRRN Update May 2011

16 May 2011

APRRN update is the quarterly APRRN newsletter.

In this issue:

Report of the ASEAN Civil Society Conference

The Asian Refugee Legal Aid Network Workshop

South Asia Working Group Meeting

Staff development

Upcoming events and activities

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3rd Asia Pacific Consultation on Refugee Rights

1 December 2010

The Third Asia Pacific Consultation on Refugee Rights (APCRR3) was held in Bangkok at the Bangkok Rama Hotel from 25 to 27 November2010. APCRR3 was attended by 117 participants from 22 countries. APCRR3 consolidated the commitment of the members to the Asia PacificRefugee Rights Network (APRRN) to pursue APRRN’s principles in vigorously advancing the rights [...]

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