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A new publication is out!

Liew, Zeudi; Gill, Mark; Hovil, Lucy (2023). As they move: Child and Youth Experiences of Migration, Displacement and Return in Afghanistan, Innocenti Research Report, UNICEF Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight

The experience children and young people who migrated from their homes

in Afghanistan – especially those who have been forced to return – can be described as a

spiral of harm and neglect. For many, poverty and a desire to help their

families drives them from their homes. Far too often, the journey exposes them to harm

and economic exploitation. Many are forced to return, where re-entry into Afghanistan

communities brings discontentment. 

These are among the findings of As They Move: Child and Youth Experiences of Migration,

Displacement and Return in Afghanistan.

The evidence-based research report is uses surveys and interviews

of more than 1,500 children and young people in Afghanistan.

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