Documentation and Supporting of Asylum Seekers & Refugees
Refugee rights are defined in a number of international and regional treaties that provide guidance for humanitarian workers. Basic Refugee Rights as enshrined in international law are the rights to:
• Seek and enjoy asylum
• Non-discrimination
• Freedom of religion
• Free access to courts of law on the territory of all States Parties to the convention
• Non-refoulment
• Freedom of movement
• Freedom to carry out lawful businesses
Our mission
We thrive to integrate the best solutions through effective utilization of data, research, and planning for the Return, Resettlement, Rehabilitation, and Re-integration of all persons of concern.
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What we do at the Commission:
Empowerment
The Commission embarked on massive empowerment of internally displaced persons and other persons of concern through the provision of livelihood support items and skills training, so that beneficiaries can become independent and productive members of society. We believe that fostering self reliance is the surest way for a person of concern to achieve durable solutions..
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What we do at the Commission:
Durable Solutions
By definition, Internally Displaced Persons unlike Refugees have not crossed into the territory of another country; they still live within the borders of their home country except that they have been forced to flee their homes and community.
The Durable solution options available for IDPs include:
Return: of displaced person to former place of habitual residence
Resettlement: Reestablishment of concerned Person of Concerns in a place where safety is guaranteed
Integration: Locally integrating IDP's into host communities
Re-integration programs are built into any of the durable solution option.
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Migration Coordination
In Nigeria, there are several Government and Non-Governmental Institutions dealing with different aspects of Migration. The National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons serves as the coordinating body for all migration related issues. Furthermore, The National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons has the key responsibility for ensuring that all the different actors involved carry out their mandates within certain agreed standards and for the purpose of achieving the core objectives.
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