"I appreciate the latest issue of Forced Migration Review. Since its inception in 1998, it has been a very strong advocacy instrument".
John Holmes, UN Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator |
"I have read Forced Migration Review for a long
time and am impressed by the relevance of the topics chosen and the high
quality of the contributions."
Walter Kälin,
Representative of the UN Secretary-General on the Human Rights of Internally
Displaced Persons |
"Congratulations to FMR for excellent coverage of highly important topics and the quality and diversity of articles. I am especially pleased with the special issue on sexual violence, which reminds us of the urgency to end this unacceptable human rights violation"
Thoraya Obaid, Executive Director, UNFPA |
"The displaced and the uprooted whose number continues to grow in
many parts of the world owe a debt of gratitude to Forced Migration
Review for making their plight and suffering known to the public and policy
makers. The informative down-to-earth approach of the Review is commendable".
His Royal Highness Prince El Hassan bin Talal,
Jordan |
"Oxfam supports Forced Migration Review because it is a
unique forum for the exchange of experience and learning for practitioners and
observers alike, and an important locus for dialogue and debate on the major
policy issues facing fefugees, IDPs and asylum seekers, and those who work
with, and for, them."
Barbara Stocking, Director,
Oxfam GB |
"Glad we could contribute to your fine journal. I personally have found it very useful in my own research."
Jacqueline Klopp, Columbia University |
"Thank you for your very useful and inspiring work. I would very much like to order copies of your issue on sexual violence - as this is a problem we have been working on for almost twenty years in Papua New Guinea ... it really does help those of us working in remote areas in dire situations to have such resources." Robyn Slarke |
"On behalf of the Norwegian Refugee Council Azerbaijan office I
would like to express my gratitude for the work you do. Forced Migration
Review is one of the most popular magazines among our staff in the office."
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publication ... Keep up the excellent work!"
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Essack-Kauaria Secretary-General, Namibia Red Cross Society |
"I have rarely been to a field office where I didn’t see FMRs. In Khartoum, I saw a number of copies of the latest edition ready for dispatch to the field. Congratulations on a great issue!"
Craig Sanders, UNHCR Deputy Representative, Sudan |
"Your well-researched articles provide us with an insight on
issues, tribulations and dilemmas in dealing with internally displaced people
and refugees. Keep it up!"
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National Disaster Operations Centre, Kenya |
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important tool for the peacemaking process. Your info is commendable in
highlighting the striking concerns of refugees ... Go on with the peace making
efforts, for you are a partner in the conflict resolution /peace making camp."
Jamii Ya Kupatanisha / Fellowship of Reconciliation,
Uganda |
"Even a mediocre piece of writing will become good reading once it is passed through the experienced editing skills of the two of you. More strength to your hands!"
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"Congratulations to the Forced Migration Review eds for putting out such a great-looking product!"
Brookings/SAIS Project on Internal Displacement |
""Forced Migration Review magazine
continues to offer critical analysis of national as well as
international development policy, constructive ideas and
adequate strategies to political decision-makers as well as NGOs
enabling them to gain an accurate picture of critical political
and humanitarian crises."
Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne |
"Our research centre would like to express deep thanks
and pleasure for receiving your outstanding latest review. All of your reviews
find intensive care from our centre. Thank you indeed from the bottom of our
hearts."
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Publishing, Yemen |
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in sum, very
professional work."
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South Africa |
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Valentine Umelo Ukachukwu, Frontline Foundation for Sustainable Development, The Gambia |
"Forced Migration Review 21 is a great issue. It's really
high quality writing and a wealth of interesting stories."
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"The magazine has helped me gain insight into the phenomenon of forced migration that would not be possible by just taking a class about refugees and internally displaced people. It is nice to hear voices from a diverse group of experts."
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External Affairs,
External Relations, International Organization for Migration (IOM) Tehran |
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"Congratulations on the Sudan issue - it looks great and I have read it online with interest!"
World Bank |
"FMR 24 is the best resource on protection we've had for months, if not years! One of the good things with this issue is that it's still very current unlike analytical pieces which often are outdated by the time they are known about, distributed and read."
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"Thank you for your wonderful work on the Palestine issue!"
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"HUGE congratulations on a bumper edition. FMR27 is a real triumph."
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"In Darfur we are so eager to receive your review. Please do not give up continuing to support our peace center"
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"Forced migration - sometimes reaching the level of ethnic cleansing - is one of the great tragedies of the modern age, as it has been in the past. Forced Migration Review performs an outstanding service in its careful and judicious accounts, which should encourage dedicated efforts to protect the victims and end the crimes they have been compelled to endure."
Professor Noam Chomsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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"As donors are desperately trying to address the humanitarian needs, we are grateful that Forced Migration Review is highlighting the needs in Iraq and neighbouring countries."
Kerstin Lundgren, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency |
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"I would like to congratulate you for putting together such a thorough and comprehensive issue [on Iraq] which extensively analyses the multi-dimensional humanitarian situation and effectively exposes the "human face" behind the facts and the data."
Erika Feller, Assistant UNHCR High Commissioner for Protection |
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"FMR27 looks absolutely excellent. I can see this as one of our primary resources on sexual violence. I would like to get a copy to every field office with a humanitarian programme".
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"We very much value our relationship with Forced
Migration Review. FMR is useful to our staff here and in the field. The
quality of the issues remains consistently high and the topics covered are very
relevant. Many thanks for your hard work and high standards!"
Geetanjali Narayan, UNICEF HQ |
"Since its inception in early 1998, Forced Migration Review has helped draw attention to the plight of millions of uprooted people around
the globe. I especially welcomed its focus, through thought-provoking features
and articles, on the crisis of internal displacement and I look forward to more
fine issues in the future".
Francis Deng, former
Representative of the UN Secretary General on Internally Displaced
Persons |
"Always punchy, provocative and pertinent, Forced
Migration Review offers a sharp analysis of refugee-related issues in an
attractive and accessible format. Essential reading for all practitioners,
researchers and policymakers working in the area of forced migration."
Jeff Crisp, Policy, Development and Evaluation Service, UNHCR |
"Thank you so much for this excellent work. I genuinely believe that without justice, and resolving this issue, for Palestinian refugees, there will never be peace in the Middle East."
Randa Jamal, Regional Bureau of Arab States |
"We greatly appreciate your magazine which is such a useful source
of information and is reaching so many people all over the world."
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Society, Gaza |
"Congratulations! The issue of Forced Migration Review on
gender and displacement is really on the mark and peers have attested its high
quality, relevance and clarity."
Srilakshmi Gururaja,
UNICEF Senior Adviser, Gender |
"Congratulations on producing such an interesting
publication."
EarthInfo |
"Forced Migration Review gives me an in-depth account of
what is taking place with displaced people all over the world. Your magazine
gives me more information that I get from the BBC News. "
Calvin Gibbs, Rose Town Community Health Centre,
Jamaica |
"I have found Forced Migration Review a wonderful source of
reporting on issues particular to refugees. This publication covers a wide
range of topics from numerous angles. All respect to those who publish this
unique work."
Dr Eyad al-Sarraj, Director, Gaza
Community Mental Health Programme |
"Thanks for the chance to get the Review off the web.
It's very helpful and congratulations on the on-going high standard of the
Review."
Jesuit Refugee Service, Addis Ababa |
"The special issue of the Forced Migration Review which focused on events in the asylum field post 11-September provided a glimmer of hope to an otherwise distressing outlook on the future of the institution of asylum."
UNHCR |
"Thanks for service to humanity"
refugee, Nigeria |
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College - this is the mandatory professional education for lieutenant colonels
and colonels in the US Air Force."
HQ
USAF |
"I do appreciate the job that you people are doing on
forced migration, you are really doing fantastic job. May God continue to give
you the energy, wisdom and knowledge to do more."
Refugee, Liberia |
"I have learned and continue to learn a great deal from
your publication and am incredibly thankful."
Student, Canada |
"We appreciate your continued efforts in making the
issues that concern and affect women visible as well as the need for key
partners to take action."
Isis - WICCE,
Uganda |
"Forced Migration Review is like a beacon to
those working in forced migration issues."
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Samuel, Lecturer, India |
"Forced Migration Review is the only
international journal available to us
it has been a great support in
terms of improving our understanding on the issues of refugee and displacement
as well as keeping us informed about global events/ scenarios."
Institute for Socio-Economic Development, Orissa,
India |
"The
January 2005 issue has got some of the best articles on education so far
produced by any newsletter as regards to education in emergencies."
United Nations Association, Uganda |
""I am a
first year US law student writing to express my appreciation for
your publication. This is very fine work, absolutely astounding
in its breadth. On behalf of myself and the students whom you
are helping to educate, our sincerest thanks."
Maisha Elonai, University of
Pennsylvania Law School |
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Australian NGO |
"FMR is invaluable to our work with refugees here in Thailand. We are kept informed on new developments on the issue and challenged to stay the course! We thank you for your generous sharing."
National Catholic Commission on Migration, Thailand |
"Let me congratulate you on FMR 24, which is an exceedingly useful document and contains an excellent range of authors."
Conciliation Resources, Accord |
"Congratulations on keeping FMR afloat, even if fighting for air at times. The magazine brings vital issues to many people who are unaware of the inside stories. We wish you courage and strength to carry on."
Anna Obura, Kenya |
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"The FMR Palestine issue looks fantastic. Well done (but than again, I wouldn't have expected anything less)." Ardi Imseis, Senior Policy Analysis Officer, UNRWA |
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Scott Campbell, Institute for Middle East Understanding
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