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Same space, different place: Human rights violations, political violence, deprivation and mental health in Palestinian refugee camps and the urban socio-spatial environment of the West Bank, occupied Palestinian territory.
Palestinian refugee camps in the occupied West Bank share the same geographic space as adjacent urban neighbourhoods but remain socially, politically and institutionally distinct. This study examined whether refugee camp residence is associated with greater exposure to human rights violations, polit
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