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Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has launched consultations on a national plan for the governance of Palestinian refugee camps, ahead of submitting its final version to the Council of Ministers. The plan aims to coordinate security, administrative, legal and service-related roles and strengthen the presence of state institutions, while involving Palestinian factions and organizations. The consultations will continue for six months and will examine security arrangements and the possibility of introducing community policing, as well as a draft law regulating refugees’ rights and responsibilities, including employment and social security. The plan also reaffirms the right of return, rejects permanent resettlement, and maintains UNRWA’s responsibility. It covers the 12 officially recognized camps, some of which have undergone demographic changes. In some camps, Palestinians now make up no more than about 30% of residents, while Syrians and people of other nationalities account for 70%.
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