In einem aktuellen Working Paper haben Nadine Segadlo, Ulrike Krause, Franzisca Zanker und Hannah Edler die Auswirkungen der Pandemie auf Geflüchtete und ihren Schutz in sechs Staaten im westlichen, östlichen und südlichen Afrika anhand einer durchgeführten qualitativen Befragung untersucht. Konkret standen die Entwicklungen in Kenia, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, Südafrika und Simbabwe im Mittelpunkt.

Das Paper ist open access verfügbar. Es führt zwei Forschungsprojekte zusammen: „Forced Migration, Women-and Peace? Peacebuilding practices of women in refugee camps“ geleitet von Ulrike Krause und umgesetzt von Nadine Segadlo sowie „Forced Displacement in Africa: The politics and stakeholders of migration governance“ geleitet von Franzisca Zanker. Beide Projekte werden unabhängig voneinander von der Deutschen Stiftung Friedensforschung gefördert.

In a recent working paper, Nadine Segadlo, Ulrike Krause, Franzisca Zanker, and Hannah Edler examine the effects of the pandemic on refugees and their protection in six states in West, East, and Southern Africa. Specifically, the focus is on developments in Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, and Zimbabwe.

The paper is available in open access. It brings together two research projects, „Forced Migration, Women-and Peace? Peacebuilding practices of women in refugee camps“ led by Ulrike Krause and implemented by Nadine Segadlo and „Forced Displacement in Africa: The politics and stakeholders of migration governance“ led by Franzisca Zanker. Both projects are independently funded by the German Foundation for Peace Research.

Segadlo, Nadine, Krause, Ulrike, Zanker, Franzisca, Edler, Hannah (2021), ‚‘Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on refugees and their protection in Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa and Zimbabwe‘, ABI Working Papers, No. 18 (https://www.arnold-bergstraesser.de/effects-of-the-covid-19-pandemic-on-refugees-and-their-protection-in-kenya-uganda-ghana-nigeria).