Protecting the rights of people on the move

Headline Title: Protecting the rights of people on the move 23 May 2013 By Salil Shetty, Amnesty International’s Secretary GeneralLast year, 100 displaced people, including many children, died from cold or illness in camps in Kabul – right in the capital of Afghanistan where the international community has a relatively secure presence. Likewise, boats of Rohingyas were found floundering off the coast in South East Asia. And 200,000 people fled Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile states in Sudan where fighting continues, in spite of the promised peace that was supposed to come with South…

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