Chloe Sydney

@ChloeAnneSydney

Researcher at and PhD Candidate at . Opinions my own.

Geneva, Switzerland
internal-displacement.org
Joined September 2012
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Feb 12

    On maternity leave until September 2021 - expect fewer tweets!

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    Jul 30

    British U.N. Ambassador told UN Security Council- "The virus is spreading through the population, very fast indeed. By some estimates, in the next two weeks, half of the population of Myanmar could be infected with COVID."

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    Jul 27

    “No Contracting State shall expel or return a refugee to the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.” The Refugee Convention is 70 today.

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    Jul 15

    The policy brief provides recommendations to enhance the sustainability of return and reintegration of all returning migrants in Nigeria. 👉

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    Jul 15

    🎙️« Returning migrants in Nigeria are at risk of new displacement or secondary migration ». This is the main conclusion of (IDMC)’s study and policy brief on Nigerian migrants returning to their country of origin.

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    Jul 9

    “This is not the I voted for. I was voting for a peaceful South Sudan not a country torn apart." As South Sudan celebrates 10 yrs of independence, hundreds of thousands of people are still displaced across the country, unable to return home.

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    Jun 17

    Jafar and his family were forced to leave their ancestral home and way of life in due to persistent . Today on watch his story and find out more about how drought triggers in Iraq.

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    Jun 5

    The next 10 years are our final chance to avert a climate catastrophe, turn back the deadly tide of pollution and end species loss. Let today be the start of a new decade – one in which we finally make peace with nature and secure a better future for all.

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    Jun 4

    Looking for comprehensive on ? Check out 's amazing new feature: a brand new Global Internal Displacement Database that enables you to explore, filter and sort our data to produce your own graphs and tables.

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    May 28

    The pandemic has heightened ’ needs, generated new risks & delayed the search for solutions. Read ’s special feature on the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on for more.

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    May 26

    Our annual report on the world's most neglected crises is out today! DR Congo tops the list as volcanic eruption displaces even more people.

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    May 25

    Children. Civilians. Fighters. Journalists. Aid workers. Police officers. Healthcare workers. It doesn't matter who you are. No one is immune to the psychological wounds of war.

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    May 25

    Connecting humanitarian, peacebuilding & efforts is needed to prevent & respond to in a changing climate; , adaptation & mitigation are key. Find out more in .

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    May 22

    : “....what terrifies me more is the silence of the aftermath. A silence that will allow the world to forget about us once again until the next round of hostilities, while we die a slow, anonymous death under the pretence of calm. That is no life.”

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    May 21

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    May 16

    Today, the UN Security Council, with the US, must unanimously DEMAND A CEASEFIRE! The verdict of history will be hard on leaders ordering this senseless exchange of missiles on and from highly populated areas, - but also on impotent world diplomacy. Too many children have died.

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    "I don't know what to do." A 10-year-old Palestinian girl breaks down while talking to MEE after Israeli air strikes destroyed her neighbour's house, killing 8 children and 2 women
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    May 13

    Only 1 week until the launch of the 2021 Global Report on . Join us Thurs. 20 May at 2pm Geneva time for the virtual launch of - with a special focus on disaster & the impacts of . Register now:

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    May 4

    We need an expert in UK asylum and immigration law who can help us with advice on the law regarding the situation for people from Burma/Myanmar, including students. Just a chat, no long term commitment! If you can help please DM me.

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    Apr 30

    The Kenyan government & formally announced plans to close refugee camps by 30 June 2022. This comes as a shock for many of the refugees living in the camps, left out of this conversation on their future. Thread from Adrian Guadaramaa, MSF Deputy Programme Manager⬇️

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    Apr 27

    We continue to urge the Danish authorities to revoke the decision to deem Damascus safe enough for return of Syrian refugees - along the recommendations of UNHCR . Read more here:

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    Apr 24

    Kenyan authorities threaten to close Dadaab refugee complex. It's the only place that many of the refugees living here have ever known. "An abrupt closure of the camps would lead to severe consequences for these vulnerable populations," says Neil Turner, Country Director in Kenya

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