Greece says migration crisis over; refugees beg to differ
‘Even animals cannot live in that kind of condition.’
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New Greek camp pushes refugees out of sight
While some view a new camp on Samos with optimism, others fear its location is so remote that many will feel isolated.
Caritas Internationalis – Annual Report 2020
The coronavirus pandemic marked the lives of billions of people across the world in 2020. This time of universal suffering highlighted our shared human vulnerability. In particular, the pandemic exposed the plight of the poor and the great inequality that reigns in our world today.
What Nigerians displaced by Boko Haram say about living with ex-fighters
‘It’s very difficult to forget what they did to us.’
‘No more refugees’ not the answer
No more refugees – this is the dangerous rhetoric emerging in Pakistan as instability escalates across the border in Afghanistan. The Taliban have gained territory at a shocking pace since the US and NATO allies accelerated troop withdrawals earlier this year.
UNHCR: Collectively, we need to do more
The report maps out services available for asylum-seekers, refugees and migrants who have suffered abuses, including trafficking, along the migratory route in the Sahel and East Africa
Greece: Stop Denying Refugee Children an Education
Human Rights Watch insists Athens should ensure all asylum-seeking children are enrolled in coming school year.
Responding to a growing humanitarian crisis
Caritas Cyprus features in Cyprus Broadcasting’s Unseen Heroes Episode 24, which debuted on July 18, 2021.
Vaccine shortages and surging cases: A COVID-19 Africa snapshot
A “third wave” of COVID-19 cases is filling hospital beds, exhausting oxygen stocks, and testing already overloaded health staff in the hardest-hit African countries.
South-South migration has long been overlooked. Why?
Why do dominant media and political narratives about migration tend to focus on the relatively small number of refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants attempting to reach the Global North irregularly and overlook the important role of South-South migration in development, inequality, and humanitarian crises?