Refugee situations can pose a threat to dignity due to the loss of land and livelihood. This
chapter however argues that dignity is dynamic, and that autonomy and normalcy can play a …

This paper focuses on understanding how displaced people perceive dignity. In doing so,
empirical evidence from the displaced Rohingyas from Myanmar, now living in Bangladeshi …

Humanitarian organisations carry out their operations on the premise that those affected by
natural or manmade disasters have 'the right to life with dignity and, therefore, the right to …

This study explores how displaced populations understand and perceive dignity in the local
context of Jalalabad, Afghanistan. It explores key factors that influence understandings of the …

Dispossession appears to be the irreducible “indivisible remainder” in a refugee's everyday
life. The deprivation that causes them to undertake forced migration is the tangible outcome …

The influx of refugees around the world has been increasing exponentially these last years,
and refugee assistance became a plight. Current aid and relief agencies' approach to …

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Human dignity is a multifaceted, inter-disciplinary and cross-cultural topic in all ages.
However, it has gained most interest and attention after the experiences of World War Two …

Typically, human rights abusers are widely condemned by the international community in
the context of transitional justice. But what happens when the transition to democracy …

The origins, evolution, and content of the principle of a dignified return are examined, as are
the implications of using dignity as a guiding principle governing the return of refugees. The …