Urban refugees: the hidden population

S. Verghis, Susheela Balasundram
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There has been a sharp increase in forced displacement in recent decades, particularly of urban refugees who comprise 60% of refugees worldwide. Urban refugees are largely concentrated in the developing world. Non-recognition of their status as refugees in countries of asylum contributes to unique legal, social, and material precarity which engenders a range of protection challenges, including health risks. This chapter provides an operational definition for urban refugees and discuss their unique health risks within the legal and policy contexts they live in, their access to health care, and the challenges experienced by host countries grappling with resource constraints and stretched health-care systems.
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城市难民:隐藏的人口
近几十年来,被迫流离失所的人数急剧增加,尤其是占全球难民60%的城市难民。城市难民主要集中在发展中国家。庇护国不承认他们的难民地位,造成了独特的法律、社会和物质不稳定,从而造成了包括健康风险在内的一系列保护挑战。本章为城市难民提供了一个可操作的定义,并在他们所处的法律和政策环境中讨论了他们独特的健康风险,他们获得卫生保健的机会,以及东道国在努力应对资源限制和卫生保健系统紧张方面所面临的挑战。
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