Popular Service Committees Operating at the Refugee Camps in West Bank
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Popular Service Committees, Refugee Camps, West BankAbstract
This research handles the Popular Services Committees of the West Bank
Refugee Camps their establishment, functions and tasks between 1996 and
2004. This subject has been presented within six main points.
The first point handled the first roots of those Committees at the West
Bank Refugee Camps. The second point handled their establishment and
the conditions accompanying this. The third point handled their activities
during the period from 1996-2000 before Al-Aqsa Intifada (uprising). The
fourth point handled their activities during the period from 2000-2004 after
Al-Aqsa Intifada. The fifth point handled their system and tasks. The sixth
point handled their relations with the United Nations Relief and Work Agency
(UNRWA), and their relations with the refugees residing in refugee camps.
A number of conclusions and recommendations were presented at the
end of this research. In addition, a list of the names, area and population of
those camps and a map showing their locations were annexed to this research.
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