15ta CONFERENCIA DE LAS ASOCIACIÓN INTERNACIONAL PARA EL ESTUDIO DE LA
MIGRACIÓN FORZADA
Bogotá, Colombia
MIGRACIÓN FORZADA Y PAZ.
PROGRAMA
Versión Junio 15 de 2014.
MARTES 15 DE JULIO:
Acreditación de los participantes: 9:00 am – 2:00 p.m.
(Por favor tenga en cuenta que el pago de la inscripción debe hacerse, en lo posible, de
manera previa a través dela página web de IASFM).
INAUGURACIÓN: 2:00- 5:30 p.m.
Instalación del evento: 2:00-2:30
Bienvenida:
Paula Banerjee, Presidenta de IASFM.
Roberto Carlos Vidal, Secretario de IASFM
Beatriz Eugenia Sánchez, Chair Programme de la conferencia
Inauguración del evento: Jorge Humberto Peláez Piedrahíta S.J rector Pontifica
Universidad Javeriana, Francisco de Roux S.J, Susan Martin, ISIM, Volker Turk- ACNUR
Conferencia inaugural 2:30 - 3:30
Presentación musical: 3:30-4:30
Agrupación de la comunidad de Las Pavas (gaitas).
Cocktail de bienvenida: 4:30- 5:30 p.m.
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Performance: Voces de los que se fueron: 4:30- 6:00 p.m.
MIÉRCOLES 16 DE JULIO
Primera sesión plenaria “Voces de los desplazados” 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Carmen Palencia (Presidente Tierra y Vida)
Manuel Mercado. Tierra y vida. Proveniente de Turbo (las Tulapas)
Sergio López. Macondo (Turbo)
Elizabeth Calderón Galvis. Presidenta de la Asociación de Nuevos Esfuerzos
Moderador: Jorge Salcedo
Café: 11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Segunda sesión plenaria “La migración forzada en la agenda del proceso de paz
colombiano” 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Sergio Jaramillo/ Paula Gaviria Betancur. /Iris Marin/Catalina Diaz
Representante ACNUR Colombia
Marta Nubia Bello.
Modera: Roberto Vidal
Almuerzo. 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Performance: Voces de los que se fueron: 2:00 -4:00
Primera sesión de paneles. 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Se presentaran entre varios paneles simultáneos, cada uno con tres o cuatro ponencias y
un moderador.
Café. 3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Segunda sesión de paneles 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
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Se presentaran entre varios paneles simultáneos, cada uno con tres o cuatro ponencias y
un moderador.
Cine foro: 4:00 p.m.- 6:30p.m. Documental “País errante” con participación del
director Luís Sánchez y del productor Sebastian Mejia Santos de En la Lucha Films
Sebastian Mejia.
Lugar : sala de proyecciones del centro Ático de la universidad Javeriana, piso 5
JUEVES 17 DE JULIO
Tercera sesión plenaria: “Desplazamiento y desarrollo”, 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Michael Cerena
Paula Banerjee
Shi Gouqing
Modera: Beatriz Sánchez
Café: 11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Cuarta sesión plenaria: “Hacia una gobernanza ética y democrática de las migraciones
forzadas, desde la perspectiva del Fórum Internacional sobre Migración y Paz"11:30 a.m. –
1:00 p.m.
Flor María Rigoni: Causas, consecuencias y soluciones sostenibles de las migraciones
forzadas.
Leonir Chiarello: Hacia una gobernanza ética de las migraciones forzadas, desde la
perspectiva del Fórum Internacional sobre Migración y Paz
Representante de KAS: Políticas sociales inclusivas y democracia en América Latina: un
desafío para prevenir las migraciones forzadas
Modera: Beatriz E. Sánchez
Almuerzo. 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Performance: Voces de los que se fueron: 2:00 -4:00
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Tercera sesión de paneles. 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Se presentaran entre varios paneles simultáneos, cada uno con tres o cuatro ponencias y
un moderador.
New Scholar Network Work Shop: 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Café. 3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Cuarta sesión de paneles 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Se presentaran entre varios paneles simultáneos, cada uno con tres o cuatro ponencias y
un moderador.
Cine foro: 4:00 p.m.- 6:30p.m. Película “Retratos en un mar de mentiras” “con
participación del director Carlos Gaviria y del actor Julián Román.
Lugar : sala de proyecciones del centro Atico de la universidad Javeriana, piso 5
Reunión general de IASFM (Sólo miembros). 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Cena de despedida. 8:00-10:00 p.m.
VIERNES 18 DE JULIO
Quinta sesión de paneles
Cine foro: 9:00 am – 11:30 am Documental “Hasta la última piedra” con participación del
director Juan José Lozano.
Café: 11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Quinta sesión plenaria: “Desplazamiento y resistencia”, 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Germán Valencia. Líder Nasa (Confirmado)
Ranabir Samaddar
Flor Edilma Osorio
Modera: Juan Felipe García
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Almuerzo. 1:00 p.m- 2:00 p.m.
Performance: Voces de los que se fueron: 2:00 -4:00
Sexta sesión de paneles. 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Se presentaran entre varios paneles simultáneos.
Panel de presentación de la Red Latinoamericana de Migraciones 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Cine foro: 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. “Algún día es mañana”. Dir. Fundación Chasquis.
Café. 3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Séptima sesión de paneles 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Se presentaran entre varios paneles simultáneos.
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Es importante señalar que a lo largo de los cuatro días del evento se llevará a cabo una exposición de
fotografía de artistas colombianos sobre la migración forzada. Así mismo se habilitará un espacio
para la venta de libros y películas sobre esta temática.
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PANELES Y MESAS REDONDAS
Todas las sesiones plenarias tendrán lugar en el auditoria y contarán con servicio de
traducción.
Miércoles 16, 2014
Sesión I: 2:00 pm – 3:30 p.m
Lugar
Auditorium1
Ático2
Room 1
Room 2
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2
Panel
no.
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Theme/Title of
Panel
Panel
La Declaración de
Cartagena 30 años
después frente a la
relación entre el
refugio y la paz en
Colombia
Panel
The New Frontier:
Organised Crime
and Forced
Migration in
Mexico
Round Table
Forecasting shifting
patterns of
displacement
Panelists/Participants
Roberto Vidal, Instituto Pensar
Adriana Medina, Doctorado en Derecho de la
Universidad del Rosario
Jorge Salcedo, Doctorado en Derecho de la
Universidad del Rosario
Laura Rubio Díaz Leal, Instituto Tecnológico
Autónomo de Mexico;
David James Cantor, Refugee Law Initiative,
School of Advanced Study, University of
London
Jean-François Durieux, Global Migration Centre,
Graduate Institute of International and
Development Studies, Geneva
Dave Bridgeland, Georgetown University
Lara Kinne, Georgetown University;
Susan Martin, Georgetown University (Past
President, IASFM: 2005-2007)
Susan McGrath, York University (Past
President, IASFM: 2008-2011)
Lisa Singh, Georgetown University
Abbie Taylor, Georgetown University
Nili Sarit Yossinger, Georgetown University
Panel
Los paneles que tendrán lugar en el Auditorio contarán con traducción Inglés-Español
Los paneles que tendrán lugar en el Ático contarán con traducción Inglés-Español
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Sanctuary Without
Refugee Camps:
Understanding
Protection Needs
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
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6
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8
Panel
Critical
engagements with
the role of
Humanitarianism
in durable solutions
for forced migrants
Mesa Redonda:
Gentrificación y
migracion urbana.
Caso San Martin de
Porres
Panel
Casos de estudio
sobre la afectación
y restablecimiento
de los derechos de
la población
migrante. Retos de
las políticas
públicas
Panel:
Justice for GenderBased Violence in
the Context of
Migration?:
Illustrations from
in Mexico and
Canada
Chair: Elizabeth Holzer, University of
Connecticut
Discussant: Carla Suarez, York University
Presenters:
Galya Ruffer, Northwestern University
Christina Clark-Kazak, York University
Sarnata Reynolds, Refugees International
Nasreen Chowdhory, Delhi University
Michelle Arevalo-Carpenter
Anne McNevin. Monash University
Sandy Gifford, University of Technology
Jennifer Hyndman , York University
Stefanos Georgios C. Drakoulakis, University
de Brasília
Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli, University of
Brasília
Pablo Gómez, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Juan Felipe García Arboleda, Pontificia
Universidad Javeriana
Cheryl L. Robertson, University of Minnesota
Sarah J. Hoffman, University of Minnesota
Zeller Alvarez Urrego, Universidad de Medellín
Gabriela Recalde Castañeda
Danièle Belanger, University of Laval
Rupaleem Bhuyan, University of Toronto
Tanya Basok, University of Windsor
Bethany Osborne, University of Toronto
Margarita Pintin-Perez, El Colegio de la
Frontera Sur
Martha Luz Rojas Wiesner, El Colegio de la
Frontera Sur
Adriana Vargas, University of Toronto
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Room 8
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Panel:
Forced Migration
State Policies (I)
Políticas nacionales
de migración
forzadas
Zachary Obinna Enumah: From Ujamaa to
Usalama: A Changing Tolerance Towards Refugees
in Neoliberal Tanzania
Julia Bertino Moreira: The Brazilian refugee policy
and the Latin American regime
Aditya Rao: Why did Canada cut health care
coverage for refugees?
Antonio Gasparetto Júnior: Forced Migration in
Brazilian First Republic (1889-1930)
Helia Lopez: ‘Asylum Seekers and Refugees in
Chile and the State’s Legal Framework for
Protection. O el asilo contra la opresión: The moral
and liberal weight of the past.
Rinara Granato Santos: Los obstáculos y desafíos de
las peticiones de refugio en Brasil
Laura ¨Parker y Nicoletta Roccabianca:
Repatriación sin retorno: Riesgos y oportunidades de
la nueva política migratoria del Ecuador
Rosa García: La invisibilización de los refugiados
centroamericanos en México. El pragmatismo
biopolítico detrás de la política de asilo en México.
Lorenzo Agar: Reasentamientos en Chile
Rebeca Orozsa Busutil: Cuba y su emigración: la
historia de un conflicto
Miércoles 16, 2014
Session II: 4:00 pm –5:30 p.m.
Lugar
Auditorium
Panel
no.
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Theme/Title of
Panel
Panel
Desplazamiento
Forzado, Retorno,
Resistencia y
Reparación en
Colombia
Panelists/Participants
Pilar Riaño,
Martha Nubia Bello,
Gloria Inés Restrepo,
Marta Inés Villa, y
Flor Edilma Osorio
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Ático
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Film screening and
discussion:
País errante
Room 1
13
Round Table
National and
Regional Responses
to Crisis Migration
in the Americas
Room 2
14
Panel
Sanctuary Without
Refugee Camps:
Alternative
Solutions
Room 3
Room 4
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The
Criminalization of
Refugee and Forced
Migrant Youth in
Local and
Transnational
Contexts
Panel
Researching the
durability of
durable solutions:
The challenges of
longitudinal
research and the
Luís Sánchez (Film director)
Sebastian Mejia Santos (Producer)
Chair: Juanita Deperraz
16:00- 18:30
Beth Ferris, Brookings Institution
Steve Hege, Internal Displacement Monitoring
Centre
Susan Martin, Georgetown University
Sanjula Weerasinghe, Georgetown University
Patricia Weiss Fagen, Georgetown University
Chair: Lucy Hovil or Christina Clark-Kazak
Discussant: Megan Bradley
Presenters:
Elizabeth Holzer, University of Connecticut
Hyojin Im, Virginia Commonwealth University
Hannah Huser, American University in Cairo
Sharmarke Mohamed, Victoria Immigrant
Refugee Center Society
Sonia Ben Ali, Urban Refugees
Mark Canavera, Columbia University
Morgan Poteet, Mount Allison University
Matthew Fast, Program Coordinator at
Newcomers Employment and Educational
Development Services Inc.,
Steve Thorpe, University of East London
Khamael Al-Faris, Plymouth University
Chairs: Sandy Gifford, Swinburne University of
Technology and Ignacio Correa-Velez,
Queensland University of Technology
Celia McMichael, La Trobe University
Razaak Ghani, The World Bank
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Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
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translation of
evidence for policy
on refugee
resettlement
Panel:
Syrian Forced
Exodus: A new
protection
challenge
Panel:
Bandas criminales y
éxodos forzados/
Migración forzada y
áreas de frontera
Panel:
Forced Migration
State Policies (I)
Luis Gabriel Cuervo, Pan American Health
Organization – PAHO/WHO
Zeynep Kıvılcım Legal Framework for the
Protection of Out of Camp Syrian Refugees in
Turkey
Nurcan Özgür Baklacıoğlu Syrian refugees "in
limbo":
Problems of protection among out-of-camp Syrian
Refugees in Turkey
Abbie Taylor: An Invisible Struggle: The
Displacement of Men and Boys in Syria
Viviane Mozine Rodrigues: Responsibility to act
in Syria
Nicolás Rodríguez: The international protection
needs of victims of new forms of gang and cartelrelated armed violence in the Northern Triangle
María Auxiliadora López Mendez: Analysis of
Existing Information Sources About Migration and
Violence in Honduras: A perspective of Forced
Displacement
Leticia Calderón: El nuevo éxodo mexicano por
violencia
Gabriel Rojas: Continuidades de la desprotección:
desplazados y refugiados en la frontera colomboecuatoriana
Annette Idler: The Invisibility of Forced (Non-)
Migration:
A Study of the Colombian-Ecuadorian and
Colombian-Venezuelan Borderlands
Myoungjun Hwang: Korean Perspective on Forced
Migration Issues for the Far Eastern Peacebuilding
Andrew Songa: An Argument for Incident, Impact
and Redress Assessment (IIRA) as a Holistic
Response to Internal Displacement: A Look at the
Kenya Experience
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Laurence Juma: Protection of Rights of Urban
Refugees in Kenya: The Likely Impact of the Abebe
Dadi Tullu & Others V the Attorney General
Decision
Sadhana Manik: Zimbabwean Teachers’ Seeking
Peace and Stability in South Africa
Amrita Lamba: An inconvenient marriage:
conservation and neoliberalism at crossroads in
South Africa?
Room 8
20
Panel:
Respuestas a los
refugiados
haitianos
Guliana Redin: Critica a la Política Inmigratoria
Brasileña a los haitianos: límites del “Visado
Humanitario” y el descompaso en relación a la
política de intervención humanitaria encabezada por
Brasil en Haití
Juan Villalobos: Limitaciones del régimen
Internacional de Refugio. El caso de la población
haitiana en República Dominicana
Marilia Leal: La actuación del sistema ONU en la
protección de los derechos económicos, sociales y
culturales de los haitianos en Brasil
Luís Augusto Bittencourt Minchola: Refugee
Protection in Cartagena’s Declaration: an analysis
from haitian’s case in Brazil
Jueves 17, 2014
Sesión III: 2:00 pm –3:30 p.m
Lugar
Auditorium
Ático
Panel
no.
Theme/Title of
Panel
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Panel:
Internal
displacement
induced by
development
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Panel
Conflict, other
situations of
Panelists/Participants
Chair: Beatriz Sánchez, Universidad de los
Andes
Michael Cerena
Paula Banerjee, University of Calcutta
Shi Gouqing
Chair: Carlos Maldonado Castillo, UNHCR
Alice Edwards, UNHCR.
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Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
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violence and the
protection granted
under the 1951
Refugee
Convention and
Cartagena
Declaration
New Scholar
Network Work Shop
Round Table
Transitional Justice
and Forced
Migration –
Substantive Links
Panel
Children and
Forced Migration:
Durable Solutions
during Transient
Years
Panel
Demography of
Refugee and Forced
Migration
David Cantor, University of London, UK.
Roberto Carlos Vidal López, Instituto Pensar
Ariel Riva, UNHCR
Brittany Wheeler, New Scholars Network
Chair: Nergis Canefe , York University
Marisa O. Ensor, Center for the Study of Youth
and Political Conflict, Univesity of Tennessee
Elzbieta M. Gozdziak, Institute for the Study of
International Migration, Georgetown University
Maryjane Biira, Refugee Law Project, School of
Law, Makerere University
Arnold Kwesiga, Refugee Law Project, School of
Law, Makerere University
Johanna Reynolds, York University
Christina Clark-Kazak, York University
Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli, Centro Scalabriano
de Estudos Migratórios
Juliana Arantes Dominguez, Núcleo de Estudos
da Polulação; Universidade Estadual de
Campinas
Sreeja Balarajan, EASOL Program
Mohammad Jalal Abbasi-Shavazi, Australian
National University and University of Tehran
Graeme Hugo, University of Adelaide
Susan F. Martin, Georgetown University,
Institute for Study of International Migration
Ellen Percy Kraly, Colgate University
Rasoul Sadeghi, University of Tehran
Jeff Crisp, Refugees International
Susan McGrath, York University
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Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
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Panel
Migración Forzada
por Criminalización
de la Protesta
Social- El caso
colombiano
Panel:
Not just victims:
Forced migrants
resistance strategies
Panel
Integration as a
durable solution
Panel:
Respuestas
Miguel Ángel Beltrán Villegas, Universidad
Nacional de Colombia
Liliany Patricia Obando, Sociologa/Maestría en
Estudios Políticos
Fredy Julián Cortés, Ingeniero Mecánica.
Maestria Ingeniería Agrícola
William Javier Díaz, Lic. Ciencias Sociales, UPN
Julieta Lemaitre: Shifting Frames, Vanishing
Resources, and Dangerous Political Opportunities:
Legal Mobilization among Displaced Women in
Colombia
Rumana Hashem: Resistance to forced
displacement in Phulbari: a southern model for
tackling forced/ environmental migration
Amrita Lamba: At the Crossroads: Forest Laws,
Livelihood Rights and Indigenous Sovereignty in
India
Julie Young, Adrienne Wiebe, Miriam Harder
and Luann Good Gingrich: The “choice” of
necessity: Central American migrant women
negotiating the southern border of Mexico
Justin Lee: A Strengths-Based Empowerment
Approach to Durable Solutions: From the
Perspectives of People who are Forced to Migrate
Orub El-Abed: What Integration: Palestinian
refugees holders of Jordanian Citizenship In Jordan
Maria Delussu: The complexity of durable solutions
in developing contexts: local integration of refugees
in Mexico and the role of state and non-state actors
Jenifer Byrne: Not Like Me: Examining Integration
of Liberian Refugees in Ghana
Maria Paula Subia: An exploration on the
possibilities for the advancement of labour mobility
schemes for refugees in Argentina
Bárbara Nava: Política de la región andina y
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regionales para el
asilo y el refugio
Panamá
João Jarochinski Silva: El debilitamiento de la
protección a los refugiados en Europa
Juliana Bello: Reflexiones e interrogantes sobre la
regionalización de la protección de las personas
refugiadas en el MERCOSUR
Jorge Álvarez Nieva: Los desafíos pendientes a
treinta años de la Declaración de Cartagena
Jueves 17, 2014
Sesión IV: 4:00 pm –5:30 p.m.
Session no.
Panel
no.
Auditorium
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Ático
Room 1
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Theme/Title of
Panel
Panel
Redes sociales y
espacios de
protección de las
personas en
situación de
desplazamiento. La
complejidad de la
búsqueda de
soluciones
duraderas para la
construcción de la
paz
Film screening and
discussion:
“Retratos en un mar
de mentiras”
Round Table
Advancing Peace
and Addressing
Forced Migration
Through eLearning:
Using Online
Panelists/Participants
Cristina Churruca Muguruza
Cristina de la Cruz Ayuso
Felipe Gómez Isa
Enrique Eguren Fernández
Carlos Gaviria (Film director)
Julián Román (Actor)
Moderator: Juanita Deperraz
16:00- 18:30
Galya Ruffer, Northwestern University
Giorga Dona, University of East London
Vibeke Andersson, Aalborg University
Heather Johnson, Queen’s University, Belfast
Idil Atak, Ryerson University
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Room 4
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Course Instruction,
Ongoing
Professional
Development, and
Continuing
Education for
Peacebuilding and
Protecting the
Rights of Forced
Migrants
Panel
Framing identities
and regarding
rights:
Reconciliation in
post War Sri Lanka
Panel
In a strange land:
Forced migrants
experiences
Panel
Children:
vulnerable subjects.
Mario Gomez (ICES)
Avanthi Kalansooriya (ICES)
Kasun Pathiraja (ICES)
Danesh Jayatilaka: Post war resettlement of IDPs
in Sri Lanka: Analyzing housing and livelihoods aid
using an economics lens
Ayar Ata: Kurdish diaspora in London
Oana Petricia: Gendering Capitalist Formations
and the Eastern European Postcommunist Refugee
and Highly-Skilled Migration: the Case of the
Romanian Migration to Canada (1980-2008)
Charles Goms: Colombians in Brazil, toward what
type of resettlement?
Neil Cruickshank Unwelcomed and unwanted:
contemporary Roma migration and movement
Esteban Acuña: “Donde les vaya mejor ahí se
quedan…” [“Where they are doing better, there they
stay…”] Mobilities, lives and journeys of Romani
groups across the Atlantic.
Anna Pielin: Effectively Stateless Children challenges faced by Cambodian youth over three
decades after the conflict.
Johana Higgs: Transitions from Childhood: Child
combatants of the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias
Elizabeth Kennedy: No Place for Children: The
Central American Youth Exodus
Akm Ullah Syrian Refugees: Vulnerabilities of
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Unaccompanied Minors
Lina María Sánchez Armed Conflict and Family
Separation
Room 5
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Panel
Los olvidados:
poblaciones
vulnerables en
éxodo
Room 6
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Panel:
Más que víctimas:
estrategias de
resistencia de los
migrantes forzados
Room 7
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Panel:
Return as durable
solution
Room 8
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Panel:
Regional responses
to Forced Migration
Marcela Ceballos: Desplazamiento forzado de
población LGBT en Bogotá y construcción de paz en
épocas de transición
María José Montoya: Discapacidad y
desplazamiento: la inclusión para la sostenibilidad
María Margarita Echeverry: “Memorias del
desplazamiento forzado internacional colombiano:
niños, niñas y jóvenes exiliados en España”
Adriana Medina: Memorias y resistencias para la
construcción de una ciudadanía desde abajo.
Experiencias organizativas de la población refugiada
como ampliación dinámica a las soluciones duraderas
Juliana Vargas: Factores de éxito de los proyectos
agropecuarios de las poblaciones desplazadas
retornadas en Colombia. Estudio de caso sobre El
Salado
Diana Fuentes Becerra y Clara Atehortua: Entre
la asistencia y el desarrollo: ciudadanía desplazada
Alexandra Saieh: The International Community
and Its Influence in Defining the Palestinian Right
of Return
Barbra Lukunka ‘Bones in the Wrong Soil’:
Reburial, Belonging and Durable Return in PostConflict Northern Uganda
Alice Wamundiya: Regional Responses to Forced
Migration: Exploring the Relationship Between
Rwandan Refugees’ Protracted Situation and
Insecurity in the Great Lakes Region
Brittany Wheeler: ‘If repatriation is the solution,
what then is the problem?’ The Repatriation of
Human Remains as a Lesson on Durable Solutions
Liliana Jubilut: Forced migration and regionalism –
an avenue for increased protection
Gabriel Cardona-Fox: Regional Responses to
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Internal Displacement: A Comparative Study of
Regional Mechanisms of Norm Diffusion
Rufus Karanja and Oscar Muriuki: Review of the
Kampala Convention:One Year of Uneven Progress
and Challenges
Gustavo Gouveia: Massive Human Rights
Violation as a ground for Asylum: how far Brazil
goes in implementing the Cartagena Declaration on
Refugees
Marko Macskovich: A “Biometric Variable” – A
Solution or a Next Generation Challenge?
Thursday 17, 2014
Special Session IV: 6:00 pm –7:00 p.m
Auditorium: IASFM General Meeting: Sólo miembros.
Viernes 18, 2014
Sesión V: 9:00 am –11:00 a.m.
Session no.
Panel
no.
Auditorium
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Ático
Room 1
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43
Theme/Title of
Panel
Panel:
Desplazamiento
por causas
ambientales
Film screening and
discussion:
Hasta la última
piedra
Panel:
Construcción de
soluciones
sostenibles en
Colombia
Panelists/Participants
Robert Niantello: Migración y Cambio Climático:
Una Realidad Mundial que Toca a Colombia
Sebastián Rubiano,
Clara de la Hoz: Desplazamiento Climático y
Seguridad
Olga Pineda: Análisis exploratorio del problema del
desplazamiento medioambiental en Colombia
Chair: Juanita Deperraz
Juan Jose Lozano, Director
Andrés Felipe Oviedo: Ley de Víctimas: Una
mirada desde las soluciones duraderas.
Jorge Salcedo: Las dimensiones conceptuales del
derecho al retorno de las víctimas del desplazamiento
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y el refugio en el contexto colombiano
María Angélica Prada: La restitución de tierras en
Colombia: entre los derechos y el modelo de desarrollo
Felipe Arias: La protección y salvaguarda del
desplazado en contextos de construcción de paz: ¿un
debate potencialmente excluyente?
Juan David Villa: Consecuencias psicosociales de la
Participación en Escenarios de Justicia Transicional
en un Contexto de Conflicto, Impunidad y Notransición
Room 2
44
Panel
Transitional Justice
and forced
migrations
Room 3
45
Panel
Truce and post
conflict: migration
scenarios
Room 4
46
Panel:
Vulnerable groups:
Protection
challenges.
Andrea Benedetti and Tatyana Sheila Friedrich:
Transitional Justice and Political Refugees: Right to
Truth and Redress from the Revision of the Amnesty
Act in Brazil
Anna Purkey: Transitioning to Justice: Legal
Empowerment in Protracted Refugee Situations
Fathima Badurdeen: Linking Transitional Justice
with Durable Solutions for the Displaced: Exploring
the Case of Protracted Displacement and
Transitional Justice in Sri Lanka
Hulya Dincer: Internal Displacement and The
Right to Truth and Reparation in Turkey
Liza Shuster: Taking preemptive action: deciding to
flee a fragile peace’
Bahalbi Malk: The End Of War Does Not
Guarantee the Existence of Peace: The Eritrean
Refugee Exodus In the Post-War Period.
Georgia Cole: The Politics and Paradox of the
Rwandan Cessation Clause
Eda Hatice Farsakoglu: Transit, Resettlement and
Sexuality: Reflections based on Iranian Queer
Refugees’ Experiences
Megan Lowthers: Stories of Survival Sex and Sex
Worker Entry throughout Internal Displacement and
Resettlement in Kenya.
Elsa Oliveira: 'I am here, and this is my life, but it's
not all of me': Insights into the lives of migrant
women sex workers in inner-city Johannesburg
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Bani Gill: Behind the Silence: Sexual violence
against Afghan and Burmese refugee women in
Delhi
Sheila Gruner: “The textual mediation of
displacement whether North or South: development
policy as process”
Room 5
Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
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48
49
50
Panel:
Dejar el
desplazamiento
atrás: Condiciones
necesarias para las
solucione duraderas
Panel
Mixed migration
flows
Panel
Peacebuilding and
forced exodus
Panel:
A theoretical
approach to the
Diana Arie: La Educación de los Refugiados
Vietnamitas en Japón
Consuelo Sánchez: Experiencias educativas de
familias y niños refugiados colombianos en Ecuador
Hugo Noboa: Salud y condiciones de vida de los
refugiados colombianos en Quito
Amhed Correa: Contribución socioeconómica de la
población colombiana refugiada en Ecuador
Carmen Gómez Martín: Repensando el concepto de
solución duradera. El caso saharaui cuatro décadas
después de la constitución de los campamentos de
refugiados en Argelia
Samuel Cheung: Mixed migration and the Libyan
Revolution
Luis Renato Vedovato: Migrant Workers for the
Oil/Gas Industry – A Challenge to Human Rights
and Sustainable Development
Heather Johnson: Boats, Borders, and Claiming
Asylum
Charles Larratt-Smith: Consolidating Gains or
Claiming the Advantage? The Role of Forced
Migration in the Colombian Peace Process (19822014)
Dacia Douhaibi: Refugees: Security risks or agents
of peace and development
Fabio Díaz: Managing Peacebuilding: The use of
Managerial Tools to Support Policymaking after a
Peace Process
Simon Behrman: The Ethics of Asylum
Paul Dudman: Documenting and Preserving the
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forced migration.
Impact of the 1951 Refugee Convention within the
Context of the Nation-State: Reflections on the
History of Responding to Forced Migration
Preserved within the British Refugee Council
Archive.
Fabiano L. de Menezes: How to influence states to
cooperate in the refugee regime: international
solidarity or strategic interest?
Ralph Wilde: The ‘life of the nation’
extraterritorially: can states derogate from human
rights obligations, including the non-refoulement
obligation, when performing migration control and
other activities abroad?
Viernes 18, 2014
Sesión VI: 2:00 pm –3:30 p.m.
Session no.
Panel
no.
Auditorium
51
Ático
52
Room 1
53
Room 2
54
Theme/Title of
Panel
Panel
“Is Displacement –
a state of
exception”? Issues
and Perspectives in
Forced Migration
Film screening and
discussion:
Documental Las
Pavas
Panel de
presentación de la
Red
Latinoamericana de
Migraciones
Panel
The Role of Human
Rights Norms in
Regional Refugee
Panelists/Participants
Chair: Ranabir Samaddar, Calcutta Research
Group
Nasreen Chowdhory, University of Delhi
Paula Banerjee, University of Calcutta
Atig Ghosh, Calcutta Research Group
Sudeep Basu, Central University of Gujarat
David Cantor, Refugee Law Initiative, Human
Rights Consortium, School of Advanced
Studies, University of London
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Protection Regimes:
A Comparison of
Three Regions
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
55
56
57
Panel
Space matters:
Contrasting
integration
experiences of
recent refugees by
social and political
sites.
Panel:
Resettlement:
Challenges and
opportunities (I)
Panel:
Leaving behind the
displacement:
Conditions for
durable solutions
(I).
Marina Sharpe, Faculty of Law, University of
Oxford
Susan Kneebone, Faculty of Law, Monash
University
Tara Holt, Surrey School District
Michaela Hynie, York University
Meighan Mantei, McGill University
Morgan Poteet, Mount Allison University
Susan MacGrath, York University
Fathima Badurdeen: The Role of Development
Initiatives in Promoting Peace Among the Refugee
and Host Communities in Kenya
Jessica Chandrashekar: Infrastructure
Development as Peacebuilding in Sri Lanka?
Perspectives of Resettled IDP Women-Headed
Households
Danesh Jayatilaka: Development Induced
Displacement (DID) and Conflict Induced
Displacement (CID): Commonalities and Differences
in Wellbeing among Resettled Populations
Petra Molnar Diop: Information and
Communication Technologies and Refugee
Resettlement: An International Comparative
Approach
Diana Rodríguez: War Narratives, The
Construction of a Moral Economy in Educational
Settings. A case study in the northern border of
Ecuador.
Agnes Hurwitz: Reparations and Development : A
Dialectical Relationship
Aida Orgocka: Facilitating access to higher
education for refugees through a Canada-Kenya
partnership
Andreas von Kanel: Education as a durable
solution? Becoming a citizen in a Congolese refugee
camp
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Room 6
Room 7
Room 8
58
59
60
Panel
Miradas al
desplazamiento
forzado en
Colombia
Panel
Alternative
approaches to
forced migration
Panel:
National and
International
Tribunals: A
scenario of
protection.
Andrés Salcedo: Víctimas y trasegares: ciudad y
desplazamiento en Colombia contemporánea
Andrés Cancimance: Catástrofes Creadas y su
Invisibilización en los Contextos Urbanos: La
Migración Forzada al Interior de las Ciudades en
Colombia
Gloria Silva: Detenciones arbitrarias y
desplazamiento forzado en Colombia
Amelia Fernández: Relaciones Entre Estructuras
Familiares, Tipología, Ciclo Vital y Estresores, que
Afectan a Familias en situación de Desplazamiento
Forzada Ubicadas en Bogotá, Localidad 19 Ciudad
Bolívar, 2011-2012
Anita Fabos: Songs of Peace and Protest: Sudanese
Music in the Diaspora
Janina Moniska: Migration moving mountains:
Starting to erode hegemony.
Dianna Shandy: Narratives, Nuance, and
Intention: Telling Stories to Make a Difference
Idil Atak: Protecting Human Rights of Migrants at
the External Borders of the European Union : The
Role of the European Courts
James Simeon: Ending Impunity for International
Crimes, Forced Migrants, and the Challenge of
Peacebuilding in Situations of Transitional Justice
Jamie Liew: Beyond Longing for a Home: The
Unfeasible Venues of International Criminal
Tribunals and National Administrative Tribunals for
Transitional Justice for Refugees
Amalia Greenberg: Developing Rule of Law and
Access to Durable Solutions through Legal Services
Viernes 18, 2014
Sesión VII: 4:00 pm –5:30 p.m.
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Session no.
Panel
no.
Auditorium
61
Ático
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
62
63
64
65
Theme/Title of
Panel
Screening for
Conflict and
Asylum Related
Sexual Violence –
and its implications
for Justice &
Durable Solutions
Panel
Trata
Panel
Racism and
Xenophobia: still
present.
Panel:
Desplazamiento y
desarrollo
Panel:
Resettlement:
Panelists/Participants
Refugee Law Project (Uganda)
David Onen (Program Manager, Gender &
Sexuality),
Stephen Oola (Program Manager, Conflict,
Transitional Justice & Governance), and
Chris Dolan (Director)
Natalia Caicedo: Trata de personas y los vínculos
con el trabajo doméstico.
Ángela Iranzo: Debates académicos sobre trata de
personas en América Latina
Julián Gutierrez: Internalized Racism and
Displacement in Colombia
Jessica Anderson: Threat and the Logic of Target
Selection:
Migration and South Africa’s Xenophobic Attacks
Sirus Kashefi "A Look at Economic, Social, Legal,
and Political Racism in North America throughout
Selladurai Premakumaran and Nesamalar
Premakumaran v. Her Majesty the Queen"
Nataly Vargas: La migración forzada de los
indígenas por la extracción de cobre en Bolivia
Nubia Ruiz: La Migración Interna Forzada
Colombia, La Transformación de los Territorios en
Colombia a la Luz y la Dinamica Extractivista en el
Pais y su Relación
Raquel Celis y Oscar Pulido: Los Grandes
proyectos de desarrollo en el origen del
desplazamiento. Repensando la migración forzada
Keiko Okabe: New Resettlement Program in Japan
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Challenges and
opportunities (II)
Room 4
66
Panel:
Leaving behind the
displacement:
Conditions for
durable solutions
(I).
Room 5
67
Panel
La responsabilidad
de proteger a las
víctimas de la trata
Room 6
68
Panel
Forced Migrations
and the
Construction of
Humanitarian
Protection in Brazil
– durable lessons to
be learned by other
States in the
Region?
Marcia Vera Espinoza: Resettlement in South
America:
Experiences
of
Colombians
and
Palestinians resettled refugees in Chile and Brazil.
Petra Molnar Diop: Information and
Communication Technologies and Refugee
Resettlement: An International Comparative
Approach
Cyntia Sampaio: Employment of Asylum Seekers
and Refugees in Costa Rica: Reflections from an
innovative practice
Nathan Toews: Psychosocial support by the
Colombian Anabaptist church to promote healing in
the midst of forced displacement
Hyojin Im: An Interpretive Study of Meaning of
Peace and Conflicts among Somali Refugees in
Kenya: Evaluation of Peace Education Programme in
Dadaab Refugee Camp
Isabel Ruiz: Economic Consequences of
Displacement Camps
María José Castaño, Universidad Pontificia
Comillas
Jesús Núñez Villaverde, Instituto de Estudios
sobre Conflictos y Acción Humanitaria (IECAH)
Irene Claro Quintans, Universidad Pontificia
Comillas
Patricia Fernández Olalla Fiscal Adscrita al
Fiscal de Sala Coordinador de Extranjería
(España)
José Carlos Loureiro
Ricardo Burrattino Félix
Arisa Ribas
Elisa Moretti Pavanello
Chair: Erika Pires
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Room 7
69
Panel
Forced Kurdish
Migration in
Turkey
Room 8
70
Panel:
Environmental
Migration
Hicret Turhan Timurtaş: A Snapshot of Political
Violence from Turkey: Forced Kurdish Migration
Nur Tuysuz: The regional dynamic in the peace
process: Village guards as a main obstacle
Gülay Kiliçaslan: Forced kusdish migration in the
agenda of Kurdish political movement.
Angela Sherwood and Megan Bradley: Resolving
urban, disaster-induced displacement: Analyzing
experiences in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Ademola Okeowo: Why International Law Should
Respond to the Cross-Border Environmental
Migration
Francois Gemenne: From the Guiding Principles
on Internal Displacement to the Nansen Initiative:
what the governance of environmental migration can
learn from the governance of internal displacement
Julia Blocher: Conceptualizing stochastic agentbased models to explore migration as adaptation
Sanjula Weerasinghe and Abbie Taylor:
Responding to Non-Nationals Caught in Natural
Disasters and Conflict
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