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How digital technologies are transforming refugees’ inclusion
The first of two launch events for FMR 73 ‘Digital disruption and displacement’
The ejajot of Rohingya refugees in the age of digital humanitarianism
This article outlines the circumstances that led to the ejajot (informed consent) of many Rohingya refugees not being taken during the joint verification exercise, which ultimately led to the biometric registration of almost a million Rohingya people.
The forgotten victims of war: Ukraine’s stateless
War has exacerbated the severe difficulties faced by stateless people in Ukraine. Barriers to accessing humanitarian aid, safe passage and protection need to be addressed.
How art and social media transformed refugee movements in Lesvos
From the social media movement ‘Now You See Me Moria’ to the Hope Art Project, refugees in Lesvos are using digital platforms to disrupt restrictive legislation, practices and discourses inflicted on them by state authorities.
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