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- Refugee_camp abstract "A refugee camp is a temporary settlement built to receive refugees. Camps with over a hundred thousand people are common, but as of 2012 the average camp size is around 11,400. Usually they are built and run by a government, the United Nations, or international organizations, (such as the Red Cross) or NGOs.Refugee camps are generally set up in an impromptu fashion and designed to meet basic human needs for only a short time. Due to crowding and lack of infrastructure, some refugee camps are unhygienic, leading to a high incidence of infectious diseases, including epidemics. If the return of refugees is prevented (often by civil war), a humanitarian crisis can result. "Refugee camp" typically describes a settlement of people who have escaped war in their home country and have fled to a country of first asylum, but some camps also house environmental migrants and economic refugees.Some refugee camps exist for decades and people can stay in refugee camps for decades, both of which have major implications for human rights. Some camps grow into permanent settlements and even merge with nearby older communities, such as Ein el-Helweh and Deir al-Balah.Refugee camps may sometimes serve as headquarters for recruitment, support and training of guerrilla organizations engaged in fighting in the refugees' country of origin, often using humanitarian aid to supply their troops. Rwandan refugee camps in Zaire and Cambodian refugee camps in Thailand supported armed groups until their destruction by the military.".
- Refugee_camp thumbnail Rwandan_refugee_camp_in_east_Zaire.jpg?width=300.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink refugeecamp.ca.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink soci_201_refuge_8-1.pdf.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink Category:Refugee_Camps.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink now-online-assessment-of-sphere.html.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink camp.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink article.aspx?id=1109&rid=1179.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink shelterlibrary.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageExternalLink border-camps.html.
- Refugee_camp wikiPageID "438046".
- Refugee_camp wikiPageRevisionID "604316868".
- Refugee_camp hasPhotoCollection Refugee_camp.
- Refugee_camp subject Category:Displaced_persons_camps_in_the_aftermath_of_World_War_II.
- Refugee_camp subject Category:Humanitarian_aid.
- Refugee_camp subject Category:Refugee_camps.
- Refugee_camp subject Category:Refugees.
- Refugee_camp subject Category:Temporary_populated_places.
- Refugee_camp comment "A refugee camp is a temporary settlement built to receive refugees. Camps with over a hundred thousand people are common, but as of 2012 the average camp size is around 11,400. Usually they are built and run by a government, the United Nations, or international organizations, (such as the Red Cross) or NGOs.Refugee camps are generally set up in an impromptu fashion and designed to meet basic human needs for only a short time.".
- Refugee_camp label "Camp de réfugiés".
- Refugee_camp label "Campo de refugiados".
- Refugee_camp label "Campo de refugiados".
- Refugee_camp label "Campo per rifugiati".
- Refugee_camp label "Flüchtlingslager".
- Refugee_camp label "Obóz dla uchodźców".
- Refugee_camp label "Refugee camp".
- Refugee_camp label "Vluchtelingenkamp".
- Refugee_camp label "مخيم لاجئين".
- Refugee_camp label "难民营".
- Refugee_camp label "難民キャンプ".
- Refugee_camp sameAs Uprchlický_tábor.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Flüchtlingslager.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Campo_de_refugiados.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Camp_de_réfugiés.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Campo_per_rifugiati.
- Refugee_camp sameAs 難民キャンプ.
- Refugee_camp sameAs 난민_수용소.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Vluchtelingenkamp.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Obóz_dla_uchodźców.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Campo_de_refugiados.
- Refugee_camp sameAs m.028jpp.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Q622499.
- Refugee_camp sameAs Q622499.
- Refugee_camp wasDerivedFrom Refugee_camp?oldid=604316868.
- Refugee_camp depiction Rwandan_refugee_camp_in_east_Zaire.jpg.
- Refugee_camp isPrimaryTopicOf Refugee_camp.