FMR 26 : Palestinian displacement – a case apart?

The latest issue of Forced Migration Review includes a major feature on 
Palestinian displacement. http://www.fmreview.org/palestine.htm

The 72-page magazine – in full colour – includes 28 articles by UN, 
Palestinian and international human rights organisations, Palestinian scholars 
in the diaspora, and Jewish and Israeli activist groups. Articles examine the 
root causes of the displacement of Palestinians, the consequences of the 
failure to apply international humanitarian law in the Occupied Palestinian 
Territory, and Palestinian entitlement to protection and compensation.

This issue also includes 13 ‘non-theme’ articles on a range of subjects 
including Mediterranean migration, offshore deterrence, rule of law in Sudan, 
education in Darfur, returnees in Burundi and strengthening the voices of 
refugees.

Hard copies of the English edition will be available in late September – and 
will be followed by Arabic, French, Spanish and Hebrew editions. 
  
We are very grateful to the following for their contributions towards the 
production and distribution costs of this issue: the A M Qattan Foundation, 
DanChurchAid, Interpal, Jews for Justice for Palestinians, the Norwegian 
Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Save the Children (UK), the Sir Joseph Hotung 
Programme on Law, Human Rights and Peace Building in the Middle East, the 
Sultan of Oman and the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees 
(UNRWA).

Thanks to donor generosity, we plan to significantly increase our usual print 
runs in order to contribute towards improving international understanding of 
the nature of Palestinian displacement. Perhaps you could help us to maximise 
impact of this issue of FMR?

If you would like to receive a hard copy for your organisation, or multiple 
copies for distribution to policy- and decision-makers, please contact the 
Editors. We will need your full postal address and indication of how many 
copies and which language issue you require. (Please note that if you are on 
our mailing list there is no need to send an additional request.)

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