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 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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For many years, Malawi, like many other countries, has been supporting numerous refugees running into their country fleeing several situations. Recently, there was an arrest and detention of 377 refugees, including 117 children. Last week, on the 17 May, there were reports of forced relocation to the Dzaleka refugee camp by the Malawi authorities. The
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As hostilities continue to flare in Sudan, international organizations are offering their utmost support to vulnerable people. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the UN Refugee Agency, and many other humanitarian organizations are warning that the conflict is having a devastating impact on the civilian population. This is indirectly increasing the number of
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Hong Kong, a former British Colony in Southeastern China, boasts a population of over 7 million. Recognized by the Economic Freedom of World Index as the global leader in economic freedom with a score of 90.2, the region has thrived in relative tranquility. Nonetheless, recent times have seen a surge in protests, unsettling the small
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Humanitarian experts are concerned about a concerning trend: the erosion of the right to asylum. It’s puzzling why such a crucial right, especially for desperate individuals, is weakening. Affluent nations are driving this concerning change by imposing restrictions to discourage individuals from seeking refuge. In May 2022, a historic event unfolded: the United Nations disclosed
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The topic of who can become a refugee is no longer hidden; it’s a well-discussed matter. Almost anyone can find themselves in that position in just a day. This is the reason why we need to be deliberate to assist refugees because we can become one someday. Millions of Ukrainians, for instance, didn’t anticipate needing
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Africa stands as one of the continents grappling with significant numbers of camp and urban refugees and displaced individuals. Notably, cities like Dar es Salaam, Kampala, and Johannesburg have become havens for thousands of refugees seeking refuge from conflicts. Countries like Mali, South Sudan, and Somalia contribute to a substantial portion of these displaced populations.
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The escalating number of refugees is a matter of great concern. Over 30 million Africans find themselves as displaced individuals, refugees, or seeking asylum in foreign lands. Globally, the count surpasses 84 million forcibly displaced individuals, meaning that approximately one in every 94 people is facing forced displacement. The international law principle of non-refoulement is
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