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Liew, Zeudi; Gill, Mark; Hovil, Lucy (2023). As they move: Child and Youth Experiences of Migration, Displacement and Return in Afghanistan, Innocenti Research Report, UNICEF Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight

L'esperienza dei bambini e dei giovani che sono emigrati dalle loro case in Afghanistan

- soprattutto quelli che sono stati costretti a tornare - può essere descritta come una spirale

di danni e abbandono.

Per molti di loro, la povertà e il desiderio di aiutare le loro

famiglie li spingono a lasciare le loro case. Troppo spesso il viaggio li espone a danni e

sfruttamento economico.

e allo sfruttamento economico.

Molti sono costretti a tornare, dove il reinserimento nelle comunità dell'Afghanistan

porta con sé il malcontento. 

Questi sono alcuni dei risultati di As They Move: Child and Youth Experiences of Migration,

sfollamento e ritorno in Afghanistan.

Il rapporto di ricerca, basato su dati concreti, si avvale di indagini e interviste

di oltre 1.500 bambini e giovani in Afghanistan.

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