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UNHCR says the number of forcibly displaced people around the world surpasses 100 million for the first time on record.

New school will boost the impact of Tel Aviv University, the social sciences, and the state of Israel in a range of areas critical to human welfare.

Parvati Nair’s profile on The Conversation

The pressure of the influx of migrants, especially Venezuelans, has reached a critical level in northern Chile, and is felt as far as the capital itself, forcing the government that took office in Mar

For Ukrainian LGBTQ+ rights activists, a Russian victory is an existential threat to both the sovereignty of Ukraine and the rights of LGBTQ+ people.

Emunah Spira, a graduate of TAU’s International MA program in Migration Studies, works closely with Ukrainian refugee in the midst of the crisis.

Air Force vet Phil Caruso ’08 heads a nonprofit devoted to obtaining visas for Afghans who aided U.S. military

Between 2003 to 2011, Iraq endured a protracted armed conflict that began with the invasion of Iraq by the United States-led coalition

A Twitter account with more than 19 000 followers linked to Operation Dudula recently made a claim about the ability of South Africans to travel internationally.    “Our South African IDs are no longer considered Secure by Visa issuing authorities across the world due to many reports of Nigerians smugglers being arrested having used the RSA system to get that Visa,” the 28 March 2022 tweet read.