In this brief, ARDD seeks to understand the measures taken by the Islamic Republic of Mauritania to address the needs of those that are most affected by the Coronavirus pandemic; namely refugees, daily workers,
by Adam Leach This ‘threat’ to our security – our health, economy, relationships, hopes, fears and more – has done and is doing enormous damage. That’s clear. To the people and systems of the
By Inaas Slimi and Ruba Ahmad The meaning of responsible citizenship — which perhaps can be framed as citizens having knowledge about their roles in their communities, countries and the world, as well as
Refugees of all origins that are hosted in various countries have acquired several organizational and societal experiences to help them cope with the difficulties of migration. Within the context of COVID-19, many refugees have
In this blog series, ARDD collects voices from refugees in the Arab world with different origins and shares their perspectives and challenges pertaining to the new measures against the further spread of the coronavirus,
The Covid-19 pandemic does not affect everyone equally, how did the preventive measures affect refugees in the camps? Which groups are most affected? Three social activists from Palestinian refugee camp Souf share their views
The Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD) – through its cooperation and partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to provide legal services to refugee groups – has contributed to
Dr. Yusuf Mansur, Former Minister of State for Economic Affairs, Economic Expert at ARDD, presents a reading into the Projects Stipulated for Jordan in the “Deal of the Century” that offers Jordan 15 economic
Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD) held the roundtable discussion “Child Protection Frameworks in Jordan: Legislative, Social and Educational Measures” on Sunday, December 22, 2019, as part of the “Comprehensive Children’s Access to Justice” implemented