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Author: Pauline Lendrich

Pauline is a Master's student at King's College London. She is interested and currently involved in migration and refugee issues in Europe, primarily France and England. She received her Bachelor's Degree in International Relations from Maastricht University. Past experience includes Reporters Without Borders in Germany, and the European Journalism Centre in the Netherlands.
War Crimes Shouldn’t Pay: The Sentry publishes report on South Sudan’s system of corruption

War Crimes Shouldn’t Pay: The Sentry publishes report on South Sudan’s system of corruption

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Big mansions and swimming pools under palm trees, suited young men posing in front of big cars and private jets –

Ordinary Murderers, Part 1: Crimes of Obedience

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Synopsis: This blog series discusses the social-psychological background of mass atrocities, and what implications it may have for genocide education. ​Ordinary

The Arduous Road To Resettlement

The Arduous Road To Resettlement

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Of the roughly sixty million refugees worldwide, a little less than 15 million work with the United Nations Refugee Agency UNHCR – the agency

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