By bringing together different areas of work (lawyers, humanitarian practitioners, technical experts, academics, activists), the workshop aimed to start a conversation about how to engage with humanitarian technological developments and their interactions with the present and future rights of refugees, Internally Displaced People (IDP) and asylum seekers currently residing in the Middle East.
In order to further understand potential pathways for digital legal aid for refugee protection in the Middle East, the workshop consisted of two interrelated parts:
This event was organised by Norwegian Centre for Human Rights and the NCHS, and is part of the Refugees and the Arab Middle East: Protection in States Not Party to the Refugee Convention project.