Refugees ‘hounded like dogs’ by the police and army despite protests by the United Nations Refugee Agency and civil society
The dysfunctional department is a hindrance to an inclusive and progressive asylum seeker and refugee regime in South Africa
More than 11-million people were forced to flee their countries in 2020
For South Sudanese refugees, fleeing war and sexual violence is only the beginning of their struggles, writes Amanda Sperber from northern Uganda. This story was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting
The department of home affairs’ media manager writes a response to the M&G’s report card on his boss
At the end of 2017, by comparison, 68.5 million people were counted as being forcibly displaced by violence or persecution
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Thailand initially said it would deport her at the request of Saudi embassy officials, barring her from travelling on to Australia
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Resource scarcity is dangerous in politically unstable states, where climate change has already been linked to violent conflict and communal upheaval
Refugees on a boat that set sail from Libya were photographed falling into the Mediterranean.
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/ 23 November 2007
Close to 30 000 Southern Sudanese who fled the country’s 21-year north-south war are to return home from camps in neighbouring Ethiopia during 2008 as part of an agreement between the governments of the two countries and the United Nations Refugee Agency, which was signed on Thursday in Khartoum.