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International Conference on Refugee Studies and Human Rights (ICRSHR - 27)

3rd - 4th February 2027 | Prague, Czech Republic

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

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SDG 1 No Poverty
SDG 3
SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4
SDG 4 Quality Education
Track 01

Historical Perspectives on Refugee Crises

This track will explore the historical evolution of refugee crises, focusing on significant events from the League of Nations to contemporary challenges. It aims to contextualize current refugee issues within a broader historical framework to better understand their implications.

Track 02

Human Rights Frameworks in Refugee Studies

This session will examine the application of human rights frameworks to the experiences of forcibly displaced individuals. Discussions will include the rights to non-refoulement, family reunification, and the right to seek asylum.

Track 03

Psychosocial Impacts of Forced Migration

This track will delve into the psychosocial challenges faced by refugees, including trauma, identity loss, and the quest for belonging. It will highlight the importance of mental health support and community integration.

Track 04

Urban Refugees: Challenges and Solutions

This session will focus on the unique challenges faced by urban refugees, including access to services and social integration. It will also explore innovative solutions and policies that address these issues in urban settings.

Track 05

Durable Solutions for Refugee Populations

This track will discuss various durable solutions for refugees, including voluntary return, local integration, and third-country resettlement. Participants will analyze the effectiveness of these solutions in different contexts.

Track 06

Refugee Rights and Legal Frameworks

This session will investigate the legal rights of refugees under international law, including the implications of refugee status determination. It will also address the challenges of enforcing these rights in various jurisdictions.

Track 07

Economic Exploitation and Refugee Vulnerability

This track will examine the economic challenges faced by refugees, including exploitation in labor markets and barriers to economic self-sufficiency. Discussions will focus on policy interventions to enhance economic opportunities for refugees.

Track 08

Security Concerns and Refugee Crises

This session will explore the intersection of security threats and refugee movements, analyzing how perceptions of refugees can impact policy and public opinion. It will also address the implications for refugee protection.

Track 09

Anthropological Insights into Refugee Experiences

This track will provide an anthropological perspective on the lived experiences of refugees, focusing on cultural identity and community dynamics. It aims to highlight the resilience and agency of refugees in navigating their circumstances.

Track 10

Medical Challenges in Refugee Populations

This session will address the medical and health-related challenges faced by refugees, including access to healthcare and the impact of displacement on physical and mental well-being. It will also discuss strategies for improving health outcomes.

Track 11

Policy Innovations in Refugee Management

This track will focus on innovative policies and practices aimed at improving the management of refugee crises. Participants will share best practices and lessons learned from various countries and organizations.