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Addressing the Challenges of Refugees in South Africa

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) works with refugees in South Africa. This Multi-Country Office (SAMCO) plays a pivotal role in managing the welfare of refugees across nine countries: Botswana, Comoros, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Namibia, Seychelles, and South Africa. Collectively, these nations host approximately 260,521 people of concern. South Africa, in particular, […]

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The Plight of Central African Republic Refugees

The Central African Republic (CAR), a landlocked country in the heart of Africa, has been plagued by political instability and violent conflict for decades. The persistent turmoil has precipitated one of the world’s most severe yet underreported humanitarian crises. This has forced millions of Central African Republic refugees to flee their homes in search of

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The Resilience and Contributions of Recent Refugees

In an ever-changing world fraught with turmoil and conflict, the plight of refugees remains one of the most pressing humanitarian crises of our time. As borders blur and societies evolve, the stories of those fleeing persecution, violence, and hardship are poignant reminders of human resilience and the universal quest for safety and dignity. Recent years

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Ukrainian refugees moving in despair.

Ukrainian Refugees Find Shelter and Solidarity in Poland

As the conflict in Ukraine intensifies, the exodus of civilians seeking safety has surged, with neighboring Poland emerging as a primary destination for those fleeing the violence. The influx of Ukrainian refugees into Poland has sparked a remarkable display of solidarity and compassion, as communities and organizations come together to provide aid and support to

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International Day of Education

Introduction: UNESCO’s Establishment of the International Day of Education highlights the pivotal role of education in fostering peace and development. Education is recognized as a human right, paralleling the significance of other fundamental rights. Its correlation with maintaining peace and societal progress cannot be understated. How can you define the international day of education? The

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Colombia Initiates Opening of Migrant Processing Centers

In a move to address irregular border crossings, Colombian officials have declared the establishment of three “safe mobility” centers. These sites are intended to facilitate the processing of migrants and asylum seekers from Haiti, Venezuela, and Cuba who are en route to the United States. These migrant processing centers are a part of a broader

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Turkey

What Erdogan’s win means to Syrian Refugees in Turkey

Turkey will forever be applauded for opening their border widely to millions of refugees especially those from Syria. For the long time that they have been there, anti-refugee sentiments have been common. Several times, they were threatened that they will be forcefully repatriated.  The recent May Turkish elections left everyone unsure of the future, especially

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