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Generating evidence on internally displaced children, Afghan child migrants and forcibly displaced children in Pakistan

2025

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“This report was conducted between late 2023 and 2024, and reflects the policy environment of this time. The study adopted a qualitative, inclusive and participatory approach to primary data collection to address the gaps in knowledge and answer the research question stated above, using key informant interviews (KIIs), semi-structured interviews (SSIs) and service observations (SOs) to collect information. Data were primarily collected in the provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Balochistan, as well as urban and peri-urban areas in and around the cities of Karachi and Islamabad. This study centres on displaced children – specifically children displaced since 2010 (inclusive).”
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Princeton University Library's (PUL) instance of DSpace once served as a digital repository meant for both archiving and publicly disseminating at-risk digital data which was identified and collected by members of the PUL community. In 2025, all items from both categories were migrated to Figgy - PUL's digital repository.
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Publisher
Islamabad : National Commission on the Rights of Child
Language
English
Geographic Origin
Pakistan
Geographic Subject
Pakistan
Subject
Children and youth
Child abuse
Human and civil rights
Human trafficking
Labor
Migrant Labor
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