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State silence deepens abuses
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State silence deepens abuses
Over two years after forcibly re-encamping refugees and asylum seekers, government remains silent over grave allegations of abuse raising fears that impunity is overriding justice, constitutional duty, and basic human rights. Close to 2 000 refugees and asylum-seekers were rounded up from urban centres across the country by Ministry of Homeland Security in May 2023 and relocated to Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Dowa. Refugees and asylum-seekers being …
·Blantyre, Malawi
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