International Center for Refugee and Migration Studies

ICRMS

Public Lectures

The ICRMS Public Lecture series on refugee and migration issues- with the consultation of UNHCR, ICRMS will invite experts in the field of refugee and migration studies. Prominent civil society members, government officials, students, UNHCR staff, and other stakeholders will attend the talks. The objective of the public lectures is to engage with government, businesses, and the public to inform and educate the host community through leading open discussion of issues that confront refugees. Students, lecturers, participants of the event, journalists will benefit directly from the lecture.

Third Public Lecture on “Forced Displacement in the 21st Century: Humanitarian Challenges and Their Impact on Marginalized and Vulnerable Communities”

Second Public Lecture on “UNHCR’s Organizational Mandate, Operations, and Interventions in Pakistan, Particularly in Balochistan” at National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA), Quetta 2026

First Public Lecture on “Introduction to Displaced People, Refugees and International Humanitarian Law” 2026

Third Public Lecture on ‘’Gender Perspective of Afghan Refugee Crisis: Intersection of War, Migration, and GBV against Women” 2025

Second Public Lecture on “Refugee Realities in Balochistan: Navigating Marginality from Refugee Villages to Urban Settlements through a Biopolitical Lens” 2025

First Public Lecture on “Protracted Refugee Situation and Cross Border Movement of Afghan Refugees Living in Pakistan” 2025

Public Lecture: Racialized Borders Intersecting Colonial Histories and Contemporary Refugee Realities

Public Lecture on Addressing Mental Health Challenges Among Afghan Refugees: Best Practices and Innovative Approaches

Public Lecture on UNHCR’s Organizationa Mandate, Operations and Interventions in Balochistan at National Institute of Management Sciences NIMs Quetta

Public Lecture on “Trafficking In-Person and Smuggling of Migrants in Balochistan” By Dr. Farhan Navid Yousaf

Public Lecture – Human Rights Conventions, Treaties and Its Relevance to Refugee Protection

Public Lecture – Financial Inclusion of Afghan Refugees

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