Prepare a write up on the hardship faced by Mikali as a war refugee
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Refugee youth are seldom consulted, frequently overlooked, and often unable to fully participate in decision making. Their talents, energy, and potential remain largely untapped, according to a report from the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC).
In 2015 and 2016, UNHCR and WRC undertook the Global Refugee Youth Consultations (GRYC) to amplify “voices” of youth in decisions that affect them. The project engaged more than 1,200 young people, aged 15-24 years old, who participated in 56 national and sub-national consultations held in 22 countries.
The consultations were “the beginning of a process that will continue to develop the leadership, capacity, and futures of refugee youth everywhere,” according to UNHCR and WRC.
Youth are youth. Everywhere.
Refugee youth want the same things that young people want everywhere: to be consulted and listened to., The want to be to engaged, to contribute to and to be part of solutions. They want opportunities, education, employment and inclusion.
The report We Believe in Youth details the most pressing challenges refugee youth face, and their recommendations on how best to address these challenges. The report is a road map for action for all those engaged in humanitarian response, including states, international organizations, international and national civil society organizations, donors, and youth groups.
10 Challenges
N. 1: Difficulties obtaining legal recognition and personal documents
N. 2: Difficulty in accessing quality learning, education, and skills-building opportunities
N. 3: Discrimination, racism, xenophobia, and "culture clash"
N. 4: Few youth employment and livelihood opportunities
N. 5: Gender inequality, discrimination, exploitation, and violence, including for LGBTI youth
N. 6: Poor access to youth-sensitive healthcare, including psychosocial support
N. 7: Lack of safety, security, and freedom of movement
N. 8: Challenges for unaccompanied youth
N. 9: Lack of opportunities to participate, be engaged, or access decision makers
N. 10: Lack of information about asylum, refugee rights, and available services
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