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Publications
Publications are an important way for UNHCR to spread awareness about refugees
and other people of concern and to report on the agency's operations on a global
and local level. The agency no longer has a dedicated publications unit in
Geneva, but a graphic designer and the photo unit work in headquarters on a
range of projects with different departments. We publish a wide range of materials
for diverse audiences, ranging from basic documents such as the 1951 Refugee
Convention to refugee and international law reports and research and evaluation
papers. The agency's worldwide operations are covered in the two flagship annual
publications - The Global Appeal and Global Report. Many Geneva-based divisions
produce their own publications. The Department of International Protection
Services, for example, has published several handbooks and other legal publications.
Regional and branch offices also distribute print materials produced locally
and tailored to a local or regional audience.
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“The Uncommon Daily Lives of Refugees in Lithuania” is a selection of refugees’ stories told with the help of art.
Refugees, Asylum seekers, Returnees, Internally Displaced and Stateless
people.
(pdf, 1.4 Mb)
Questions and Answers on internal displacement, published September 2006.
(pdf, 1.8Kb)
Graphic novel illustrating the need to ensure a welcoming and discrimination-free environment for refugees and returnees.
1 April 2007
Iraq Bleeds: Millions displaced by conflict, persecution and violence (complete magazine, lo-res, 1.27 Mb, pdf)
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2006 edition.
(pdf, 1.3 Mb)
Answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about stateless persons and how UNHCR attempts to help them.
(pdf, 1Mb)
Questions and answers on UNHCR’s work with NGOs.
REFUGEES Magazine Issue 148
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