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Manus refugee says he thought he would die after being attacked by locals

One of the refugees beaten with an iron bar on Manus Island has spoken about how he thought he was going to die until he was rescued by another Manussian Continue Reading

Posted On : August 15, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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If returned to Sri Lanka, Tamils stranded in Indonesia face ‘probable torture’

Karikalan, who has agreed only to be identified by a nickname, came to Australia as an asylum seeker by boat in 2010. He was recognised as a refugee – having Continue Reading

Posted On : June 22, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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Syrian refugees discover a welcome and some familiar fragility in Mali

“Even this is better than aerial bombardments,” says former Idlib taxi driver Abdulhamid Daher, 57. He sits behind the national stadium, Stade du 26 Mars, in Bamako. A friend from Continue Reading

Posted On : June 1, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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Mediterranean death toll has reached at least 1,000 this week

The updated IOM tally was drawn from accounts from survivors who were saved at sea or landed in Italy. At least 1,000 people have died or are missing and presumed Continue Reading

Posted On : May 31, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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Making a living in Malawi’s refugee prison – Graters and guitars

Fixed to the wall is a sheet of paper with his business motto: “We give new life to dead woods”. Patron Palushang, 36, leans over the half-finished guitar on his Continue Reading

Posted On : May 31, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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13,000 people rescued in Mediterranean in one week – Refugee crisis

The rescues by the Italian coast guard and navy ships, aided by Irish and German vessels and humanitarian groups, are the latest by a multinational patrol south of the Italian Continue Reading

Posted On : May 29, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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Italian navy recovered 45 bodies after refugee boat sinks

Italian coastguards sent in rescue ships after a call for help reporting 350 people in the water, just one day after another shipwreck had left up to 30 dead. The Continue Reading

Posted On : May 28, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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How tech has changed the way we find missing people

“Sometimes it’s as simple as a family getting separated while trying to get on an overcrowded bus, and pretty soon the ones on the bus are in a different country. Continue Reading

Posted On : May 26, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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Kenya told UK to resettle Somali refugees living in Dadaab

The deputy president, William Ruto, said it is now up to the developed world to mitigate the fallout, suggesting that other countries including the UK should resettle the refugees who Continue Reading

Posted On : May 25, 2016 Published By : Traveler
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After independence, Eritreans still denied freedom 25 years

People were elated. The underdogs had triumphed and the streets were filled with war-wearied citizens, who were free at last. Twenty-five years ago the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front marched into Continue Reading

Posted On : May 25, 2016 Published By : Traveler

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