How you can help Afghan refugees arriving in the U.S.
Thousands of Afghan refugees are being evacuated to the United States. Here's how you can help.
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Greek authorities crackdown on critical nonprofits amid backlash for refugee pushback
Police in Greece’s most eastern islands have launched a human-trafficking prosecution against nonprofits that help asylum seekers try to avoid being pushed back at sea to Turkey. The move is being seen as part of a wider effort by some…
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Palestinian refugees celebrate Biden-Harris win, hope for relief
President-elect Biden's win was met with jubilation and hope for a better future among many of the thousands of Palestinian refugees living in Lebanon. But the reality may not be as rosy, with many other domestic and international priorities far…
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News Wrap: Hong Kong police arrest at least 60 protesters
In our news wrap Thursday, police in Hong Kong arrested at least 60 people they say violated coronavirus rules and a new national security law banning large protests. Pro-democracy activists had gathered to oppose a holiday marking the founding of…
Authorities have reported the first coronavirus case in the crowded camps for Rohingya refugees in southern Bangladesh. More than 1 million refugees from Myanmar are sheltered in the camps.
Starting a new life in the U.S. is never easy for refugees, but doing it during a pandemic has created more struggles.
Tennessee won't stop resettling refugees, Republican Gov. Bill Lee said Wednesday, rejecting the option offered to states by President Donald Trump's administration.
Refugees have the right to move anywhere in the United States after their initial resettlement, but at their own expense.
Last week’s move could further undermine a program that has seen an 80 percent drop in the number of refugees allowed in under Trump, who has pushed to limit both legal and illegal immigration.
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