Effects of the Anglophone crisis on Internally displaced persons, case study of Ngaoundéré in the northern part of Cameroon.
Author
Salli, Solange Mbong
Term
3. semester
Education
Publication year
2024
Submitted on
2024-08-21
Abstract
This thesis investigates how the Anglophone crisis affects internally displaced persons (IDPs) through a case study of Ngaoundéré in northern Cameroon. The excerpt documents the author’s April–July 2024 internship at the Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA), where she supported vulnerable communities and displaced persons by gathering information on the situation and rights of refugees and IDPs, participating in cohort trainings on community engagement, and contributing to efforts to uphold laws protecting refugee rights amid socio-economic disruption. These activities provide practical exposure and access to stakeholders that frame the case study’s context. The provided text does not include the study’s detailed research design, data sources, or empirical findings, so this abstract focuses on the stated topic and the field-based experience informing it.
Dette speciale undersøger, hvordan den anglofone krise påvirker internt fordrevne (IDP’er) via et casestudie af Ngaoundéré i det nordlige Cameroun. Uddraget dokumenterer forfatterens praktik fra april til juli 2024 hos Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA), hvor hun støttede sårbare lokalsamfund og fordrevne ved at indsamle information om flygtninges og IDP’ers situation og rettigheder, deltage i kohortetræning i lokalsamfundsengagement og bidrage til at sikre overholdelse af love, der beskytter flygtninges rettigheder under socioøkonomisk uro. Disse aktiviteter giver praktisk indsigt og kontakt til aktører, som rammesætter casestudiets kontekst. Den foreliggende tekst indeholder ikke detaljer om undersøgelsens design, datakilder eller empiriske resultater, og derfor fokuserer abstraktet på emnet og den feltbaserede erfaring, der informerer det.
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