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Navigating under food scarcity: The nexus between food distribution, academic performance, and susceptibility to child labour in the refugee setting of Ethiopia

Navigating under food scarcity: The nexus between food distribution, academic performance, and susceptibility to child labour in the refugee setting of Ethiopia

Navigating under food scarcity: The nexus between food distribution, academic performance, and susceptibility to child labour in the refugee setting of Ethiopia

In the sixth installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' Senper Elias Fisseha (Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia)...

Jul 17, 20245 min read

Keeping child refugees separated from their families is cruel

Keeping child refugees separated from their families is cruel

Keeping child refugees separated from their families is cruel

In the fourth installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' our member Philip Veerman (Netherlands) discusses his...

Jul 10, 20244 min read

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