How does the international refugee system have to work?
Channel: Спільне
Date: 16/11/2023

Ukrainian displaced people often were welcomed more enthusiastically than migrants from other countries. But does this mean that their journeys and integration in the European (and other) societies is hurdle-free?  Does it make sense to oppose the experiences of Ukrainians and refugees from other countries? Or on the contrary, the international system of welcoming and accommodating displaced people must be radically changed? 

We look for answers to these questions on the fifth panel of our conference.
Moderated by sociologist and editor of Commons Journal Anastasia Riabchuk. 
Speakers:
• Ayşe Çağlar, Social and Cultural Anthropologist, Vienna University.
• Ruslana Koziienko, social anthropologist, Central European University, Vienna.
• Volha Biziukova is a political and social anthropologist, Brown University.
• Elizabeth Cullen Dunn, geographer,  Indiana University Bloomington.
• Eiman Seifeldin, member of the Sudanese Environmentalists Association

00:00 Introduction to the panel by Anastasia Riabchuk
09:08 Ruslana Koziienko on arrival infrastructure for displaced people from Ukraine in Vienna
27:56 Ayşe Çağlar on problems of international protection system in EU
44:14 Elizabeth Cullen Dunn on forced migration from different regions
1:01:46 Discussion