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Women, Camps and (In)Security

Authors: YACOB-HALISO Olajumoke

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Africa Peace And Conflict Journal

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This article explores the paradox by which refugee women are hosted in camps as a means by which the international community and host states offers them protection, while at the same time these camps become sites of great insecurity for the displaced. Utilising liberal human rights theory and human security as frameworks, the article suggests that the restoration of human rights and human security in holistic terms should be the goal of camp care providers and aid agencies that fund the activities of the actors who provide refugee protection.

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YACOB-HALISO,O. . (2009). Women, Camps and (In)Security, 2 (), 98-98.

YACOB-HALISO,O. . "Women, Camps and (In)Security" 2, no (), (2009): 98-98.

YACOB-HALISO,O. and . (2009). Women, Camps and (In)Security, 2 (), pp98-98.

YACOB-HALISOO, . Women, Camps and (In)Security. 2009, 2 ():98-98.

YACOB-HALISO,Olajumoke , . "Women, Camps and (In)Security", 2 . (2009) : 98-98.

Y.Olajumoke , "Women, Camps and (In)Security" vol.2, no., pp. 98-98, 2009.

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