Quiz Flashcards
International Refugee Organization
1946
UNHCR
1950
Goedhart
1951-1956:
- showed US strength/importance of UNHCR
- comparison to Inter-Governmental Committee for the Movement of Migrants (ICEM/PICMME)
Lindt
1956-1960
- helped Hungarian refugees, recognized on “prima faci” basis
- refugees from Algeria to Morocco and Tunisia
Schnyder
1960-1965
- refugee assistance as other tool from the West to fight Soviets
- brought in additional board members from North + sub-saharan Africa
- expanded program to Africa
Agha Khan
1966-1977
- established UNHCR as holder of norms + knowledge
- exertion of considerable influence on states (need for negotiation and compromise)
Refugee Convention
1951
Protocol to the Refugee Convention
1967
Refugee
a refugee is a person who is outside his or her country of nationality or habitual residence; has a well-founded fear of persecution because of his/her race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, and is unable or unwilling to avail him/herself the protection of that country, or to return there, for fear of persecution.
UNRWA
1950 = UN Relief and Works Agency
UNRRA
1943 = UN Relief and Rehabilitation Agency
Organization of African Unity
1969
Cartagena Declaration
1984
Comprehensive Solutions Strategy
2007, Tanzania:
- Voluntary return to Burundi
- Naturalization in Tanzania
1992
Mandate from UNSG on IDPs