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Eritrean Refugees in Shimelba camp, Tigray Region, Ethiopia

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    ximize the value of the databas e, staff have undertaken verification to improve the quality of data, specif ically: dates of birth, particularly of possible unaccompanied minors; house locations; mar riages and family reunions in the camp after arrival; and registering the vulnerabili ties for all new arrivals, with a view towards doing so for all residents of the camp. Dat a verification to

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    il service. On average, over 1,500 Eritreans flee the country monthly despite shoot-to-kill orders to border guards and immense dangers along escape routes. Unaccompanied minors also flee; the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported over 1,100 unaccompanied minors living in one Ethiopian refugee camp in 2012. Not only are ordinary citizens defecting, so are

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    ximize the value of the databas e, staff have undertaken verification to improve the quality of data, specif ically: dates of birth, particularly of possible unaccompanied minors; house locations; mar riages and family reunions in the camp after arrival; and registering the vulnerabili ties for all new arrivals, with a view towards doing so for all residents of the camp. Dat a verification to

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    nd insisted that UNHCR, IRC and ARRA ensure that children’s focus remain on education and self-development, rather than potentially dangerous political options unaccompanied minors and separated children (UASC). [Excerpts from Young and Astray:]

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  1. Microsoft Word - Eritrean Refugees in Ethiopia -Final.doc

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