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DESCRIPTION:Conférence avec la professeure Megan Bradley\, département de s
 cience politique et Institut d'étude du développement international de McG
 ill\, sur les migrations forcées et la Libye.\nRésumé\n(En anglais seuleme
 nt) International attention has been seized by the migration crisis in the
  Mediterranean\, as countless migrants leaving for Europe from the shores 
 of North Africa have met with disaster. Less attention has focused on the 
 displacement crises unfolding within North African states\, particularly L
 ibya and Tunisia. Libya’s 2011 revolution was accompanied by unprecedented
  levels of forced migration: out of a population of 6.2 million\, 550\,000
  were uprooted within the country\, while approximately 660\,000 Libyans s
 ought shelter in neighboring countries\, alongside some 670\,000 migrants 
 who had been working in Libya before fleeing the erupting conflict.\nThrou
 gh a combination of timely humanitarian interventions and the ability of d
 isplaced Libyans to draw on their own social and financial resources\, the
  lion’s share of the crisis was swiftly resolved with the majority returni
 ng to their homes after the fall of the Gaddafi regime. However\, several 
 complex displacement situations have persisted within Libya while new inte
 rnal displacement crises have emerged with the upsurge in violence in the 
 latter half of 2014. Hundreds of thousands of Libyans have joined those wh
 o remained in Tunisia. Most live “under the radar” – without formally reco
 gnized refugee status\, and in increasingly precarious circumstances.\nDra
 wing on the results of interviews conducted in 2013 and 2014 with governme
 nt officials\, diplomats\, civil society\, UN staff members and displaced 
 persons in Libya and Tunisia\, this presentation will explore the dynamics
  of Libya’s ongoing displacement crisis. Beyond the instability that conti
 nues to wrack post-Gaddafi Libya\, the presentation will highlight how hig
 hly flawed transitional justice processes have become obstacles to the res
 olution of Libyans’ displacement.\nOrganisé par la Chaire Hans & Tamar Opp
 enheimer en droit international public . Prière de confirmer sa présence e
 n écrivant ào oppenheimer [at] mcgill [dot] ca (subject: RSVP) .\n
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DTEND:20150127T193000Z
LOCATION:NCDH 609\, Pavillon Chancellor-Day\, CA\, QC\, Montréal\, H3A 1W9\
 , 3644\, rue Peel
SUMMARY:Uprooted\, Unprotected: Libya’s Post-Gaddafi Displacement Crisis
URL:/channels/fr/event/uprooted-unprotected-libya%E2%8
 0%99s-post-gaddafi-displacement-crisis-241027
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