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18,000 child migrants missing in Europe Greece (MNN) — From 2018-2020, over 18,000 unaccompanied child migrants have gone missing in Europe. These children hail from countries like Afghanistan, Algeria, Eritrea, and Guinea. Moving alone puts them in danger of exploitation. AMG International works with refugees in Greece, one of the countries with the highest rate of disappearances. Brian Dennett says, “The issue of child migration is just a huge and disturbing problem. I think child migrants are of the most vulnerable people that we have in the world.” These children lack access to sch...

Indian Christian leaders fall ill amid COVID-19 wave India (MNN) — Early in the year, India had low COVID-19 cases. As people resumed normal life, many felt the country had beaten the disease. Now, India suffers through the worst COVID-19 surge the world has yet seen, with full hospitals and thousands of deaths every day. Brian Dennett of AMG International says Indian Christians are no exception. “Our partners in India have been reporting just a dramatic [infection] increase in staff as well as students in schools and in health care centers that they’re doing there. [They’re also re...

Myanmar crisis sends refugees to Bangladesh and India Myanmar (MNN) — Military officials in Myanmar continue targeting their own civilians through shootings and even fled the country east to Bangladesh or west to India. Brian Dennett of AMG International says AMG partners in Bangladesh and India have already seen evidence of this refugee wave. “We absolutely do and are also working already on ways to try and help with that situation. The violence and the desperation that this has caused is definitely causing people to flee.” But Dennett says Myanmar’s people were already struggling ...

Myanmar (MNN) — Over two months have passed since Myanmar’s military seized power of the country.

Columbia (MNN) — These protections will last for 10 years, allowing them to more easily work and live in the country.