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Migrants moral panic still leading to lost lives – Reanna Smith

The pandemic has overshadowed, but not reduced, refugee flows to Europe. Damaging misconceptions of asylum-seekers haven’t softened either.

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Mizoram is waiting for govt s direction on Myanmar refugees: state minister

The Mizoram government has provided relief for the time being to people crossing over into Indian territory following military coup in Myanmar and waiting for a direction from the Centre as regard to their future stay here, state Home minister Lalchamliana said on Monday He informed the state legislative assembly that some people from Myanmar have sneaked into Mizoram in the recent days due to the volatile political situation in the neighbouring country. A detailed record of the identities and other particulars of the Myanmar nationals, who have entered into Mizoram due to the humanitarian crisis, is being prepared and relief is provided to them by the state government for the time being.

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Biden has not done enough to end family separations at the border

© Getty Images As attorneys who met with hungry, dirty, desperate children separated from their families at the southern border during the height of the kids-in-cages calamity in 2019, we had hoped President Biden America needs a fundamental shift away from President Trump On Feb. 2, the Biden administration promised important first steps, including creating a task force to reunify separated families and rolling back some of the worst of the Trump administration’s assaults on the U.S. asylum system. But these changes are not enough. ADVERTISEMENT The biggest gap is the failure to immediately rescind an order that gives border agents the authority to summarily expel migrants, including children. Although this order by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) purports to be a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the CDC’s own doctors said the decision had no basis in public health.

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Can India Turn the Rohingya Crisis Tide? – The Diplomat

Can India Turn the Rohingya Crisis’ Tide? New Delhi shares moral as well as legal obligations in making sure it does its share to redress the humanitarian crisis. By January 26, 2021 Advertisement India is not a party to the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention or its 1967 Protocol since India believes “its borders are porous and any conflict can lead to mass movement of people” straining its limited resources. However, India has traditionally opened its doors to Tibetans and Afghan refugees. Therefore, its response to the Rohingya crisis catches us by surprise. Al Jazeera has stated that “the Indian government appears intent on following dangerously in the footsteps of the Myanmar authorities: intentionally fomenting religious-nationalist fervor and placing thousands of traumatized Rohingya in a state of constant fear and deprivation.” The 2019 Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and a proposed National Register for Citizens (NRC) have compli

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One Nation responds to Pauline Hanson website redirecting to refugee charity

Share on Twitter One Nation says it will do “everything in its power” to stop both “illegal arrivals entering Australia and people illegally squatting on domain names, after discovering a website with Pauline Hanson’s name redirects to the Refugee Council of Australia. Visitors to the website paulinehanson.com.au are being redirected to the Refugee Council of Australia website, a not-for-profit organisation advocating for the rights of refugees. “One Nation continues to do everything in its power to stop illegal arrivals entering Australia, we will do everything in our power to stop people illegally squatting on domain names,” a spokesperson for One Nation and the Senator said in a statement to

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