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Myanmar nationals given safe passage to Delhi to seek UN refuge

Myanmar nationals given ‘safe passage’ to Delhi to seek UN refuge Sadiq Naqvi © Myanmar nationals in Moreh, a border town in India s Manipur state [Sadiq Naqvi/Al Jazeera] Myanmar nationals in Moreh, a border town in India s Manipur state [Sadiq Naqvi/Al Jazeera] Moreh, Manipur, India – Seven Myanmar nationals, including three journalists from a Yangon-based media house, are set to travel to New Delhi to approach the India office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) after a court in the northeastern state of Manipur ordered safe passage for them on Monday. The seven Myanmar nationals had been “hiding” in Moreh, a border town in Manipur’s Tengnoupal district, for weeks before they arrived in the state capital Imphal on April 21 following court-ordered interim protection.

The forgotten refugees taking their lives

The forgotten refugees taking their lives © BBC Mujtaba Qalandari holds a phone with a picture of Ali Joya Separated from his distant loved ones, Ali Joya treated his friend Mujtaba Qalandari as family. The two Afghans shared both their nationality and years spent in Indonesia waiting for resettlement. He was a very bright person, Mujtaba says of Ali. He d always wished to settle abroad one day to support his mother, who is in Afghanistan. He always said, I want to make a future for myself - have a wife and children . But the wait was too long - Ali killed himself late last year. Still in his twenties, he had been awaiting resettlement for nearly eight years. 

India and the Myanmar crisis: Death of Justice, Death of Morality

India and the Myanmar crisis: Death of Justice, Death of Morality After alienating the people of India’s north east, the BJP regime’s violative policy Myanmaar refugees threatens to alienate the country from neighbours to our east, apart from violating our time-tested, human rights and humanitarian driven  approach towards asylum-seekers Image: Wai Moe/AFP    In 1939, M.S. St. Louis, a German ship carrying 937 Jews trying to flee Third Reich called at many ports in Cuba, the USA and Canada seeking refuge. They were turned down by immigration authorities in Cuba, the US and Canada. Twenty four days after it left the shores of Europe, M.S. St. Louis returned to Europe. The world’s refusal of the St. Louis’ desperate refugees was a death sentence for 254 refugees. Many that didn t die were interned in concentration camps. In 2012, the US Department of State formally apologised to the survivors of the ship. In 2018, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trud

In its latest lurch to the far right, Denmark plans to send some refugees back to Syria

In its latest lurch to the far right, Denmark plans to send some refugees back to Syria
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In its latest lurch to the far right, Denmark plans to send some refugees back to Syria

It felt like paradise when Dania and Hussam first moved to Denmark. They did not speak a word of Danish yet the Scandinavian country was an outpost of calm for the siblings, who fled the destruction and death that followed the outbreak of the Syrian civil war in 2011. “I can hardly remember anything but war in Syria,” Dania, 22, told CNN of her time growing up on the outskirts of the country’s capital, Damascus. She said what drew her family of five to Denmark was its reputation for welcoming refugees being the first country in the world to sign the United Nations Refugee Convention in 1951.

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