The Perfect Storm: Why Central and Western Africa Are Experiencing Record Displacement
Categories:
Children On The Move
climate change
Conflict and War
Forced Migration
Gender and migration
human rights
Internally displaced persons
Migration and Refugees
Migration in Africa
Public Awareness & Prevention
Reform
Refugee Resettlement
UNHCR
“We are seeing that, overall, more and more people are on the move.” Luis de Freitas, leader of the regional data hub in Dakar for the IOM
Fleeing War, Finding Uncertainty: The Challenges Faced by Sudanese Refugees in Egypt
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NGO Reports
Social Integration
Refugee Resettlement
Forced Migration
Middle East and North Africa
Sudanese Affairs
Egyptian Law
UN and Global Affairs
Humanitarian Aid
Asylum Policy
International Law
African Politics
Migration and Refugees
Conflict and War
Background During the early twentieth century, Sudan was a protectorate of Egypt (in the north) and the United Kingdom (in the south), known as the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium. But, in 1956, the Republic of Sudan declared independence after Egypt and the United Kingdom relinquished their sovereignty. However, at this time, there was a stark divide between the northern region (wealthier, Muslim majority) and the southern region (less developed and Christian majority. This...
