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  • ...around them. The phrase "asylum seeker" is often used for people claiming refugee status whose claim has not yet been accepted by the host country.
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  • ...s agency charged with international action to protect refugees and resolve refugee problems worldwide.
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  • Twenty [[Uighur]]s held in Guantanamo, had been rebuilding a refugee camp, which US intelligence characterized as a terrorist training camp
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  • Twenty [[Uighur]]s held in Guantanamo, had been rebuilding a refugee camp, which US intelligence characterized as a terrorist training camp
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  • ...ldwide. Its primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of [[refugee]]s and [[stateless people]]. It strives to ensure that everyone can exercis
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  • ===Refugee team=== ....com/2016/08/06/sport/rio-2016-refugee-team-olympics-syria/ Yusra Mardini: Refugee swimmer off to flying start after Pope Francis sends letter]'. 7th August 2
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  • *"How the U.N. perpetuates the refugee problem", discussing how it exacerbates the Israeli-Palestinian conflict an
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  • ...ttee; [[Congressional Bosnia Caucus]]; co-chair [[Bipartisan Congressional Refugee Caucus]]
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  • ...humanitarian needs, and compassionate treatment of refugees and persons in refugee-like situations throughout the world" Co-Chairs: Rep. [[John Conyers]], Re
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  • ...[[crimes against humanity]], [[hate crime]]s, [[human rights activism]], [[refugee]] protection, and law and security, especially with respect to [[extrajudic
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  • {{r|Refugee}}
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  • {{r|Refugee}}
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  • {{r|Refugee}}
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  • ...ries.org Refugee Stories - Listen to People's Experiences] The site of the Refugee Communities History Project is full of oral history in mp3 format. The proj
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  • ...Dual nationality, Public charge exclusion, Entry paths (Family, Employer, Refugee, Asylum, Lottery).
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  • ...onduras, a West African mission hospital in Sierra Leone, and an Ethiopian refugee camp in Sudan.
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  • | title = Drawing 'Dilbert'; Scott Adams: Cubicle refugee
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  • ...face of Soviet occupation, becoming an "internally displaced person" (or "refugee") until settling in the city of Kuopio.<ref>[http://nobelprize.org/nobel_pr
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  • .../CN.4/1993/50. 10th February 1993. Published in ''International Journal of Refugee Law'' 5: 319-333. 10th February 1993.
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  • ...st was yet another shift in a career that had gone from the White House to refugee camps. <blockquote>Chamberlin is a rare bird in this city--a lone flier, wh | contribution - Wendy Chamberlin: a State Department veteran and former UN refugee commissioner, now head of the Middle East Institute
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  • ...ner, he organized the first international marathon between the three major refugee camps of the Sahrawi people. He has served as the Executive Director of GOP
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  • | publisher = Research Directorate of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
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  • ...ergraduate degree in French literature from the University of Saigon; as a refugee in the United States, where he eventually became a citizen, he hoped to tea
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  • ...= Benny | authorlink = Benny Morris | title = The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem Revisited | year = 2003 | publisher = [[Cambridge University Press]
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  • | title=Grise Fiord "refugee" to court
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  • | title=Grise Fiord "refugee" to court
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  • ...tional system, in diverse areas such as disaster response, immigration and refugee resettlement, [[economic development]] and citizen monitoring of government
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  • ...s.nationalpost.com/full-comment/christian-leuprecht-sean-speer-to-meet-the-refugee-crisis | title = Christian Leuprecht & Sean Speer: To meet the refugee crisis
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  • ...ome is significantly lower than that of Morocco itself. Sahrawis living in refugee camps in Algeria rely entirely on Algerian and foreign aid. ...d-2007, although as many as 155,000 Sahrawis are estimated to be living in refugee camps in southwestern Algeria. Almost all Sahrawis are [[Sunni]] Muslim and
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  • ...ons Association, the New York City Board of Corrections, the International Refugee Committee and as vice president of the 1967 New York State Constitutional C
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  • ...Dhabi]].<ref name=quillandquire2019-10/> His father then lied to apply for refugee status in [[The Netherlands]].
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  • ...ssistant Secretary of State for African Affairs]], Nepal Desk Officer and Refugee Assistance Officer.
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  • #"A just resolution of the Palestinian refugee problem ... that acknowledge[s[ Israel's share of responsibility for the pl
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  • * Massey, Mary Elizabeth. ''Refugee Life in the Confederacy'' (2001) * Massey, Mary Elizabeth. ''Refugee Life in the Confederacy'', 1964.
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  • {{r|Bipartisan Congressional Refugee Caucus}}
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  • In the mid-1970s, he visited a Palestinian refugee camp, and when he returned home he began flying the Palestinian flag over t
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  • ...or receiving status as defined by relevant sections of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and the Citizenship Act (CA). Through this program CS (b) the screening of refugee claimants in Canada;
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  • | Norwegian Refugee Council
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  • ...ral-at-Sea. Pepys married Elizabeth St Michel, daughter of a [[Huguenot]] refugee, in 1655. He began to keep his diary on 1 January 1660, just before the Re
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  • ...s to whether the camps where the United States Border authorities detained refugee claimants were or weren't canonical [[concentration camps]].<ref name=Esqui
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  • ...d Bin Laden set up recruitment offices in the US, under the name "Al Kifah Refugee Center|Al-Khifah", the hub of which was the Farouq Mosque in Brooklyn's Atl ...enter, funded under the CIA's Operation Cyclone, and the associated Afghan Refugee Service. The Services Office | Services Office (Maktab al-Khidamat) was fo
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  • ...Commission. Following the war he served as secretary to the International Refugee Organization. As the leading authority on the U.S. social security system,
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  • ...Commission. Following the war he served as secretary to the International Refugee Organization. As the leading authority on the U.S. social security system,
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  • ...sidered especially heinous was the deportation of the Jewish children in a refugee camp.
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  • ...ia]' (UN document e/CN.4/1993/50). Published in ''International Journal of Refugee Law'' 5: 319-333. 10th February 1993. The definition appears on p.330 of th
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  • ...y-researched and very convincing reconstructions of the social worlds of [[refugee]]s, [[partisan]]s, [[intelligence]] operatives, soldiers and others operati
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  • ...d annexed the West Bank in 1950. The other Arab states did not allow their refugee populations citizenship, and denied them access to high-paying jobs and con ...anon, where they established a new base in that country's many Palestinian refugee camps.
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  • ...ading-Edge Western Radiology Knowhow to the Young Turkish Republic While A Refugee from Nazism” ''EASST Review'', (European Association for the Study of Sci
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  • ...ver in 1933, [[Turkey]] offered rights of safe passage to [[Jew|Jewish]] [[refugee]]s from Eastern and Central Europe who had entry permits to [[Palestine]],
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  • ...d signed the Cairo agreement, in which it pledged not to enter Palestinian refugee camps. Lebanon's factions began to coalesce into a pro-Christian side and a ...ational Front militias. Meanwhile, in August, Tel al-Zaatar, a Palestinian refugee camp in a strategic location near Beirut, fell after a siege of several mon
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  • *We support a solution to the Palestinian refugee crisis that will also preserve the right of the Israeli people to self-dete
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  • ...tate)|New Jersey]] in November, 1943 and tasked with providing relief to [[refugee]]s in [[Europe]] and China in the aftermath of [[World War II]].
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  • ...d annexed the West Bank in 1950. The other Arab states did not allow their refugee populations citizenship, and denied them access to high-paying jobs and con ...anon, where they established a new base in that country's many Palestinian refugee camps.
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  • ...n officer in the British army, while his paternal grandmother was a Jewish refugee from Prussia who sang in Berlin nightclubs.
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  • ...m assembly points along the Saigon River, and, in the midst of the flow of refugee traffic, moved to their staging areas. They were ready in April 1955, and s
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  • ...cern when it was part of Federal response to the [[Love Canal]], the Cuban refugee boatlift and the [[Three Mile Island]] nuclear power incident. Hurricane H
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  • ...army, Kissinger was informally tutored in depth by Fritz Kraemer, a fellow refugee with two PhD's. In 1950 Kissinger earned his B.A. ''summa cum laude'' at Ha
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  • ...aw your attention to the good services which could be rendered by European refugee mathematicians of high rank." After describing Geiringer's qualifications, ...in Princeton. "I am certainly conscious of the fact that it is hard for a refugee + woman to find something. Nevertheless, I have not quite given up hope. I
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  • ...ight|Cambodian woman who died of hepatoma, four months after arriving in a refugee camp in Thailand (CDC)|150px}}
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  • ...by its position in a residential area and close to Grüneburgpark with its refugee camp.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.3ad.com/history/cold.war/feature.page
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  • ...ing entire regiments of the [[U.S. Colored Troops]] (USCT). Others went to refugee camps such as the [[Grand Contraband Camp]] near Fort Monroe or fled to nor
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  • ...affected by them are rarely in their home countries. As a consequence, the Refugee Convention may apply to acts of extrajudicial detention that carry individu
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  • ...d other ships assisted in the evacuation of Chinese Nationalist troops and refugee civilians. Having landed the evacuees at Keelung on 13 February, ''Union''
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  • ...hieve a Soviet withdrawal. In addition, generous U.S. contributions to the refugee program in Pakistan played a major part in efforts to assist Afghan refugee
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  • Refugee and underground [[human-source intelligence]] reports were not regarded as
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  • ...port of Dr. Tom Dooley, a physician volunteer for the "Passage to Freedom" refugee program, who was Catholic but not clerical. <ref name=Anderson>{{citation
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  • ...atch. However, upon arriving at Kvatch, the player is greeted by a fleeing refugee, who explains that the Daedra have attacked, destroying the city and killin
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  • ...shot. Now there is in existence some sort of anonymous letter by a Jewish refugee, which leaves open the likelihood of homosexual intercourse between Grysnpa
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  • ...ut more than 100,000 citizens of Nepali origin from Southern Bhutan to the refugee camps in Nepal. Bhutan rigorously used its irregular Militia forces (simila
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  • In the refugee camps, anger and resentment, in continuing conditions of poverty and insecu
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  • In the refugee camps, anger and resentment, in continuing conditions of poverty and insecu
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  • ...tion. On the other hand, hundreds of thousands of peasants entered squalid refugee camps when CORDS moved them out of villages that could not be protected.<re
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  • ...Chechnya's prewar population) had been internally displaced and lived in [[refugee camps]] or overcrowded villages.<ref name="dissident">[[Alexander Goldfarb
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  • ...Apathy'' (New York, 1968), David S. Wyman's ''Paper Walls: America and the Refugee Crisis, 1938-1941'' (Boston, 1968), and Henry L. Feingold's ''The Politics
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  • * Massey, Mary Elizabeth. ''Refugee Life in the Confederacy'' (2001)
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  • ...e Soviet Union and the policy was later extended to all Eastern European [[refugee]]s, many of whom were anti-Communist. Keelhaul was implemented between 14 A
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