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  Thrown along the way: community perspectives on conflict drivers in the implementation of the Peace Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) for Northern Uganda

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2012

  Northern Uganda is one of the many regions in Uganda that has suffered from persistent armed conflicts; however, there have been strong commitments by the government to rebuilding the north. The current paper sheds light on the Peace, Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) initiative, a stabilisation framework designed by the government as a strategy for eradicating poverty in that region.
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  Is it oil, land or investment triggering increasing land dispute in Lakang village of Amuru district?

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2012

  This report presents analysis on the ongoing large scale land acquisition practices and the implication on sustainable development among local communities in Lakang village, Amuru district in Northern Uganda.
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  The brunt of forceful evictions in post conflict societies

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2013

  Characterised by radicalisation and sectarianism, the dispute in Apaa, Uganda, still remains largely unresolved. This paper highlights that the eviction in Apaa has resulted in deaths and destruction of property and food items. Findings contain:
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  “We need a culture of truth”: the role of civil society organisations in transitional justice

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2014

  The Refugee Law Project (RLP) recently met with a number of civil society organisations (CSOs) and key stakeholders to discuss transitional justice (TJ) and national reconciliation in Uganda. This report sheds light on the discussions held in that event. The document underlines the following points:
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  Health and peace recovery: situation report on nodding syndrome case management

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2013

  This report is a follow up on the developments associated with Nodding Syndrome (NS) in northern Uganda. The report entails a summary of key issues, responses and challenges noted in the response to NS in the region.
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  Managing solutions, not just problems: the role of civil society organisations in transitional justice

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2014

  This report summarises the main ideas presented in a meeting that brought together the Refugee Law Project with civil society organisations (CSOs) and key stakeholders in order to discuss transitional justice (TJ) and national reconciliation in Uganda.
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  Refugee economies: rethinking popular assumptions

  Refugee Studies Centre, Oxford, 2014

  There is a lack of research that examines the economic lives of refugees and displaced  populations. The limited research that exists is mainly focused on refugee livelihoods or economic impacts on the host state.  The concept of ‘refugee economies’ is used to represent the entire resource allocation system  relating to a refugee community.
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  South – Sudan crisis: impact on Northern Uganda

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2014

  From the time the current violent conflict started in South Sudan, the districts bordering South Sudan within Northern Uganda have been receiving refugees fleeing from the conflict in large numbers. This report assesses the situation on the ground inside the Ugandan border and looks at the immediate social-economic and political impact of the crisis within the refugee host districts.
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  Male survivors of sexual violence in Kampala demand for better services

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2014

  Men of Hope Refugee Association in Uganda (MOHRAU) is a support group that brings together male refugee survivors of conflict-related sexual violence, and since 2011, the association has been actively engaged in number of ad hoc activities.
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  A report on the Fifth Annual Sexual Gender Based Violence & Persecution (SGBVP) Awareness Week

  Refugee Law Project, Uganda, 2013

  In 2013, the “Refugee Law Project” (RLP) in Uganda organised its Fifth Annual Sexual and Gender Based Violence/Persecution (SGBVP) awareness week. This report reflects the speeches and papers presented at that event.

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