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world22 hours ago•14 min saved

West Bank camps echo Gaza's fate as displacement expands

An on-the-ground analysis argues that Israel's campaign in Jenin, Nur Shams, and Tulkarm refugee camps in the northern West Bank amounts to a Gaza-like genocide in denial, with about 40,000 people forcibly displaced over 19 days, widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure, and intensified settlement expansion and apartheid-style travel restrictions designed to erase Palestinian refugees and undermine their right of return while extending control over historic Palestine.

via Middle East Eye|

#displacement #israel-palestine #nakba

world14 days ago•0 min saved

Exploring the Palestinian Diaspora Through Portraits

The article explores the enduring impact of the Nakba on Palestinians, highlighting their ongoing exile and the persistent hope for return, through portraits and stories of Palestinian refugees and their experiences across generations.

via The Washington Post|

#exile #nakba #palestinian-diaspora

world17 days ago•1 min saved

Pope Leo Provides Aid to Ukraine for Holy Family Sunday

Pope Leo XIV donated three truckloads of humanitarian aid, including food packets that turn into soups, to support Ukrainian families affected by the conflict, symbolizing the Church's solidarity with refugees and those suffering in war zones.

via Vatican News|

#holy-family-sunday #humanitarian-aid #pope-leo-xiv

world18 days ago•3 min saved

Myanmar's Contested Elections Amid Ongoing Conflict and Military Rule

Myanmar is holding elections amid ongoing civil war and a severe humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced, widespread food insecurity, and a struggling economy despite some signs of recovery. The conflict, triggered by the 2021 military coup, has led to significant violence, displacement, and international aid challenges, exacerbating the country's dire conditions.

via Reuters|

#civil-war #elections #humanitarian-crisis

world18 days ago•5 min saved

Aid Cuts Worsen Hunger Crisis for Millions of Afghans

Millions of Afghans face severe hunger and hardship due to significant cuts in international aid, economic struggles, natural disasters, and the return of refugees, with vulnerable populations suffering from food shortages, rising living costs, and limited access to basic services amid ongoing crises.

via ABC News|

#afghanistan #aid-cuts #humanitarian-crisis

world21 days ago•3 min saved

Canada's New Immigration Bill Sparks Concerns Over Border Policies and Legal Standards

Canada's government has passed Bill C-12, a controversial immigration law that tightens border security and limits refugee claims, drawing criticism for potentially increasing xenophobia and undermining refugee protections, with concerns about its alignment with international obligations and its impact on vulnerable populations.

via The Guardian|

#bill-c-12 #border-policy #canada

world21 days ago•2 min saved

Refugees Flee DR Congo Violence Amid Humanitarian Crisis in Burundi and South Kivu

Thousands of refugees fleeing violence in eastern DR Congo face severe conditions in Burundi, with limited access to essentials and rising health risks, amid ongoing conflict and territorial gains by M23 rebels, prompting urgent aid efforts.

via BBC|

#burundi #dr-congo #humanitarian-crisis

world26 days ago•1 min saved

Former Iraqi President Barham Salih Elected as UN High Commissioner for Refugees

The UN General Assembly elected former Iraqi President Barham Salih as the new UN High Commissioner for Refugees, succeeding Filippo Grandi, who will conclude his tenure at the end of 2025. Salih's extensive public service and personal experience with conflict and displacement make him well-suited to lead UNHCR during a time of significant global humanitarian challenges. Salih is expected to assume office on January 1, 2026, and will be based in Geneva.

via UNHCR - The UN Refugee Agency|

#barham-salih #displacement #refugees

world27 days ago•2 min saved

South Africa conducts raids on US refugee centers amid diplomatic tensions

South Africa accused the US of employing Kenyan nationals without work permits at a refugee processing center, leading to arrests and deportations. The US prioritizes asylum for Afrikaners, causing diplomatic tensions, while South Africa emphasizes its efforts to combat illegal immigration.

via BBC|

#illegal-immigration #kenyan-workers #refugees

world2 months ago•4 min saved

Sudan's Escalating Conflict Sparks Mass Displacement and International Concern

Tens of thousands of Sudanese have fled to overcrowded camps in Darfur to escape atrocities committed by paramilitary forces after they captured el-Fasher, with the UN warning that many remain trapped amid ongoing violence and a worsening humanitarian crisis, including widespread injuries, malnutrition, and reports of atrocities.

via AP News|

#conflict #darfur #humanitarian-crisis

world2 months ago•4 min saved

Escalating Violence and Mass Displacement in Sudan Amid Foreign Influence

Following the capture of el-Fasher by paramilitary forces, tens of thousands of Sudanese have fled to overcrowded camps in Tawila, facing dire conditions amid ongoing violence and atrocities, with the situation exacerbating Sudan's humanitarian crisis.

via CBS News|

#conflict #darfur #humanitarian-crisis

politics2 months ago•1 min saved

Germany's Merz urges Syrian refugees to return amid rising deportations

The article discusses Germany's political landscape, highlighting Merz’s stance on Syrian refugees, Merkel’s legacy on Ukraine and COVID, and concerns about Europe's democracy and economic challenges.

via politico.eu|

#germany #immigration #merkel

world2 months ago•2 min saved

Tens of Thousands Flee Sudan Amid Ongoing Conflict and Displacements

Over 36,000 Sudanese have fled the Kordofan region since the fall of El Fasher to the RSF, amid ongoing clashes between the Sudanese armed forces and paramilitary groups, with reports of violence, displacement, and calls for ceasefire and humanitarian aid.,

via The Guardian|

#civilwar #elfasher #refugees

world2 months ago•6 min saved

Sudan Conflict Escalates with Massacres, Atrocities, and Territorial Gains

Survivors of the el-Fasher siege in Sudan describe brutal violence and atrocities committed by the RSF, with thousands fleeing on foot to Tawila, amid reports of murder, torture, and theft, highlighting ongoing humanitarian crises and the need for aid and security.

via BBC|

#el-fasher #refugees #rsf

politics2 months ago•1 min saved

Trump Sets Record Low Refugee Cap of 7,500, Prioritizing White South Africans

The Trump administration has limited the U.S. refugee admissions to 7,500 for 2026, primarily admitting white South Africans, marking a significant decrease from previous years and reflecting a shift in immigration policy. The move is justified by humanitarian concerns or national interest, but it has faced criticism and represents a departure from bipartisan support for refugee programs.

via PBS|

#immigration #policy #politics