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December 31, 2020 January 20, 2021 The IRC in Atlanta is the largest refugee resettlement agency in Georgia. Since opening in 1979, we have welcomed more than 26,500 refugees from 67 countries to rebuild their lives in communities across the state. Forced to switch to remote working in March 2020, the IRC in Atlanta has continued to provide core programming—including resettlement and case management services, youth and adult education classes, employment assistance, and immigration services�...

A signal of unity but it most likely will not make a difference on the ground there was max hoffman reporting from luxembourg 2 years ago the european union pledged to take in tens of thousands of refugees fleeing conflict zones such as syria and also libya and according to the u.n. the humanitarian crisis in libya is in particular is worsening with thousands of refugees held in overcrowded detention centers access to health care is limited and many of them are at risk of abuse at the hands of s...

Of finding a solution moving people to maybe even where they dont belong its a very complex issue we cant just say ok now you has to be on board with this but whats clear i think is with the e.u. turkey deal the financial support that you gave is supposed to end at the end of this year which of course the payments are going to continue until end of 2020 but i think also fred once important to see that he will get support for refugees inside of turkey as well so thats another thing i dont think m...

A resettlement program as i said but. realistically today we have to say that this is them is not working but the goal is to keep them there hopefully hopefully resettle them somewhere in northern africa or maybe send them back home. disproove programs also exist so there is a voluntary return home so in my own words these. programs exist so i cannot say really what their political reason you are but i have to feeling that in the civil society more and more more people are aware of the situation...

A detention center in libya where 60 people have died so this is also a reason why recall the government of germany to not bring people back to libya which. came to rescue in the military you know i mean libya as you say correctly its now a host country it receives you know hundreds of millions in funding to reduce this irregular migration to europe could someone like nasreen that we just saw in that report could she still make it so europe. theoretically yes because the facility said there the ...

To have your policy, the detention of thousands of these kids, it was not the policy under the obama administration, it is the result of zero tolerance policy. its not like they can convince people otherwise. i think he thinks it plays really well to his base. maybe it does, more broadly, it does not way well to the political private. they dont want to play with a gun at their head. its not a tenable way to operate. >> julia, where is it going on that question? the reservations i heard from the ...

That is not to say that the sigh limb laws and immigration laws what are they should be. they should be reformed. but to have that done in an election year is really, really unlikely. >> on the money front, i think the funding for the resettlement program which hhs, i believe, is running out in a month or something, there is an immediate funding issue here. >> for sure. the democrats say when you talk to them they dont want to just hand over more money to the administration to have them use thos...

A month after cyclonic die hits the coast of mozambique killing hundreds of people displacing thousands and cutting a path of destruction emergency operations have now given way to recovery corresponded. with the head of the uns resettlement program in the devastated port city of beirut to oscar if climate change was complicating the toss off rebuilding flood hit communities i think now we have to look forward to see how we can do the integrated in the cessna plane you know a little bit for debr...

Going for him here right now he says that his partys still very strong as the r.c. is still very popular in some parts in this country gambians enjoy the freedoms his departure but many politicians from his government have been recycled into the new administration the country still awaits justice for crimes committed during the past regime. friday its more than a month after cycling a die hits the coast of mozambique killing hundreds of people displacing thousands and cutting a path of destructi...