UNHCR Tanzania Bulletin No.6 January - February 2012 Home UNHCR Tanzania Bulletin No.6 January - February 2012 By UNHCR 01 February 2012 Related news and stories Press releases UNHCR reports steady progress on tackling statelessness Press releases Japan and UNHCR support emergency needs of Congolese new arrivals in Tanzania Stories No more tears: now I can see Press releases UNHCR, NGOs pledge more collaboration to achieve durable solutions for the forcibly displaced in East, Horn of Africa and Great Lakes Speeches and statements Joint Communiqué on the 23rd Meeting of the Tripartite Commission on Voluntary Returns of Burundian refugees from Tanzania Press releases Peer learning event on comprehensive durable solutions for refugees in the Great Lakes region Press releases Higher education scholarship opportunity restores hope to young refugees in Tanzania Press releases In Tanzania, UNHCR's Grandi urges more backing for solutions as the country continues to host refugees Previous Next
Press releases UNHCR, NGOs pledge more collaboration to achieve durable solutions for the forcibly displaced in East, Horn of Africa and Great Lakes
Speeches and statements Joint Communiqué on the 23rd Meeting of the Tripartite Commission on Voluntary Returns of Burundian refugees from Tanzania
Press releases Peer learning event on comprehensive durable solutions for refugees in the Great Lakes region
Press releases In Tanzania, UNHCR's Grandi urges more backing for solutions as the country continues to host refugees
![Kenya. Statelessness](/africa/sites/afr/files/RF1252764.jpg "Laila Rashidi, a 48-year-old mother of 10 from the Pemba community collects a birth certificate for her 5-month-old son. "I am overjoyed to finally have this document. As my son grows up he will be able to get the education he needs and he can eventually get a passport to travel the world,""he is a very young boy but when he sees this document he will be very happy. He will boast about it in school." She adds")
