CLEAN : Kenya refugee return scheme flouts international law: HRW

The transcript discusses the situation of Somali refugees in the Dadaab camp, who are under pressure to return to Somalia due to the impending closure of the camp in November. The Kenyan government has not provided clear options for those unwilling to return, leading to fear among refugees. The UN is criticized for not adequately informing refugees about their situation. Past abuses by Kenyan police add to the refugees' concerns. The transcript emphasizes the need for legal and voluntary repatriation options and the responsibilities of both the UN and the Kenyan government.

What is the main reason refugees in the Dadaab camp are signing up to return to Somalia?

• They want to reunite with family members.

• They are afraid of the camp closing in November.

• They miss their homeland.

• They have been offered financial incentives.

What has been the role of government officials in the Dadaab camp?

• Organizing cultural events.

• Providing educational resources.

• Offering job opportunities.

• Pressuring community leaders to encourage returns.

Why are Somali refugees concerned about staying in Kenya past November?

• They want to avoid the rainy season.

• They are concerned about health services.

• They worry about potential police harassment.

• They fear a lack of food supplies.

What responsibility does the UN have towards the refugees?

• Providing financial aid.

• Building new housing facilities.

• Ensuring illegal returns do not occur.

• Offering language classes.

What must the Kenyan government do to ensure legal repatriation?

• Build new camps in other regions.

• Provide refugees with options to stay.

• Increase military presence in the camp.

• Offer free transportation to Somalia.