Making Human Rights a Reality for Refugee Children: A Prerequisite to Local Integration as a Durable Solution

National Governance Frameworks in the Global Compact on Refugees: Dangers and Opportunities

“…This is particularly true in relation to local integration. Of the three “durable solutions” – repatriation back to a home country, local integration within a first country of refuge, and resettlement from a first country of refuge to another country – local integration is the least often discussed, but also most likely to become the de facto reality for most of the world's refugees (Arnold‐Fernandez, ; Hansen, : 3–4). In most years, less than one percent of the world's refugees are resettled, and far less than one percent repatriate (voluntarily or under duress) (UNHCR, a).…”