The Refugee Law Project (RLP) Legal Aid and Counseling (LAC) Department conducted in-depth interviews in Mid March 2007 with refugees living in the Camp, with the neighbouring host community local leaders, government and UN officials and NGO staff working in the settlement.
The following represents findings related to the most salient issues that emerged from the visit to Rhino Refugee Settlement Camp, Arua and will be followed by a more in-depth analysis in report form. This preliminary document is circulated so asto inform the key stakeholders of the issues that prevailed in Rhino Refugee Settlement Camp in the face of the ongoing repatriation at the time of the visit. Feel free to write back any comments on this paper within the time space of two weeks from date of receipt as a final report will be circulated in this regard and uploaded on our website.
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Briefing Notes and Special Reports
Aside from working papers and seminars the RLP produces a range of publications for multiple purposes. The research is targeted at a range of audiences (eg academia, government officials or the public) and aims to produce information quickly on time-sensitive issues. These result in special reports compiled either through individual consultancies or for external publications, including briefing notes that represent immediate but preliminary observations from the field, letters sent to the national newspapers or advocacy briefs that attempt to bring attention to specific thematic areas.
Repatriation Exercise in Rhino Camp Refugee settlement, Arua district
