Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2000
ISSN
1386-1972
Publisher
Brill
Language
en-US
Abstract
For more than five decades Palestinian refugees have been denied international protection. Some five million persons, comprising two-thirds of the Palestinian people, and nearly one-third of the global refugee population, have remained without a durable solution to their plight. More than half of all Palestinian refugees lack basic day-to-day protection, such as physical security, freedom of movement, and access to employment. Today, the Palestinian refugee problem is one of the largest and longest running refugee problems in the world.
Recommended Citation
Susan M. Akram & Terry Rempel,
Recommendations for Durable Solutions for Palestinian Refugees: A Challenge to the Oslo Framework
,
11
The Palestine Yearbook of International Law
1
(2000).
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