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International Journal of Refugee Law Advance Access originally published online on January 8, 2008
International Journal of Refugee Law 2007 19(4):743-746; doi:10.1093/ijrl/eem066
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Southern Refugee Legal Advocacy Network (SRLAN)

Concluded at Southern Refugee Legal Aid Conference

Nairobi, Kenya
1 February 2007

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   Vision
 
In countries around the world, there are increasing numbers of new organizations and programs aimed at provided rights-based advocacy for refugees. Many of these programs focus on legal aid and counseling, while others are concerned with research, monitoring and policy advocacy. All such organizations are bound by a common desire to root refugee assistance in human rights and international law.

These rights-based organization have often been unique within their own countries and isolated from each other internationally. Organization face common challenges, but opportunities to learn from each other's experiences are not fully developed. At . . . [Full Text of this Article]


   Network Principles
 

   Mission
 

   Methods
 

   Activities
 

   Membership
 

   Act of Establishment
 

   Charter Amendments
 

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