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environmental migration, it would be presumptuous to think of MSF as a unique anchor factor in Agok, as if there aren’t a multitude of factors which contribute to determining where people settle, over the long run. As a result of the war, a majority of the Dinka Ngok have not been able to live on their lands north of the river Kiir for the last 30 years. Many members of the younger generation grew up as internally displaced persons in northern or southern Sudan or as
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think it’s important we should enlarge our media through either arts or architecture. For example, you have the big brain around Forensic Architecture, Eyal Weizman. He’s using forensic architecture as evidence in court to show the links to actual crimes. We commissioned him to follow the sequence of the attack of the al-Hamidiah hospital in Syria in 2016. 9 It was very interesting to see how he uses the reconstruction of an event as forensic evidence, using the architectural approach. He also used it for the migration, using distress signals from the phones to trail
of Migration and Exile. Perspectives from the Humanities ( Oslo : Scandinavian University Press ), pp. 166 – 88 . Loewenberg , S. ( 2017 ), ‘ Famine Fears in Northeast Nigeria as Boko Haram Fight Rages ’, The Lancet , 389 : 10067 , 352 . Lynch
2022 ). Usen , L. E. ( 2019 ), ‘ Localisation: We Are Frustrated, Not Stupid! ’, Forced Migration Review , 60 ( March ), 78 – 9 , www.fmreview.org/sites/fmr/files/FMRdownloads/en/education-displacement/usen.pdf (accessed 10 August 2022 ). Van Brabant
-centred services are available and accessible, many men/boy survivors disclose victimisation and seek care. On the Aquarius search and rescue vessel in the Mediterranean, for example, health providers significantly increased sexual violence service uptake among men and women refugees and migrants by convening private, gender-specific groups and informing people about the forms of sexual violence, its prevalence on the migration route and the medical and mental health consequences of
the overthrow of Haile Selassie ( Burg, 2008 ; Desportes et al. , 2019 ). Information was suppressed about conflict ( Vaux, 2001 ), forced migration and the extent of the crisis itself ( Clay and Holcomb, 1985 ). The reason was clearly political: the famine of 1972–74 was the triggering event (if not the underlying cause) for the overthrow of Haile Selassie’s government. The regime was very aware of the political consequences of failing to
in Yemen. The structural drivers of hunger in Yemen pre-date the present conflict and have their roots in years of export-oriented irrigation-dependent agricultural policy promoted by donors which led to a high degree of import-dependence, integration into a regional oil economy, a male-migration (and remittance) based economy and a highly militarised patronage-based ruling system. The proximate drivers of mass starvation, however, have been the
experience in similar lower literacy contexts, pictures of ‘smiley faces’ were used for participants to indicate which option they selected. The statements in the survey explored knowledge, attitudes and practices related to gender within multiple sectors. The survey questions were developed by the consultants in consultation with Save the Children technical staff in South Sudan. The questions were reviewed and revised with field staff and team leaders prior to data collection. The survey also captured sex, age and migration status. The FGD guide was structured in three