Forced Displacement and NGOs in Asia and the Pacific

Gül İnanç holds a joint appointment as a faculty at School of Art, Design and Media, NTU Singapore and as founding co-director at the Centre for Asia Pacific Refugee Studies at University of Auckland, New Zealand.Themba Lewis is Asia Manager at the Mixed Migration Center, a Trustee at AMERA International, and holds graduate degrees in Refugee Studies from the University of Oxford and the American University in Cairo.

• Introduction Part I 1. Afghan Refugees in Iran: The Role of NGOs, INGOs, and Humanitarian Organizations over the Past Four Decades 2. A Deplorable Future for the Stateless Rohingya Ethnic Minority? NGO Intervention in Refugee Camps in Bangladesh 3. Speaking out in Silence? The MSF Dilemma of Balancing Humanitarian Access and Temoignage in Rakhine State, Myanmar Part II 4. The Securitization of Relief Assistance to Internally Displaced Populations: The FATA Military Conflict in Pakistan 5. Children’s Rights and Adult Agendas; Encounters of Young Displaced Migrants With Organizations in Nepal 6. Faith-based organizations and forced displacement in Indonesia and the region: hopeful disruptions of the status quo 7. Reclaiming Agency: A Case Study on Refugee Community Organisations in Malaysia 8. A Multi-stakeholder Approach to Connecting and Equipping Refugees for Tertiary Education in Malaysia - the CERTE Bridge Course 9. Hong Kong’s Unified Screening Mechanism: Protection in Name Only 10. Strange Bedfellows? NGOs and the Politics of Value(s) in Offshore Detention Part III 11. Protection and Empowerment of Displaced People in Disasters: A Human Security Perspective on Climate-Induced Displacement and the Role of NGOs 12. From the Local to the General: The Architecture of Evaluating Emergency Shelter Responses in Asia and the Pacific