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Oct 09

United Kingdom’s Supreme Court to weigh legality of sending asylum-seekers to Rwanda

By Brian Melley, Associated Press

The U.K. Supreme Court will start hearing arguments over whether the British government's contentious policy to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda is lawful.

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Sep 29

More than 80 percent of Nagorno-Karabakh’s population flees amid Azerbaijan offensive

By Avet Demourian, Associated Press

Armenian officials say more than 80 percent of Nagorno-Karabakh's original population have fled the ethnic Armenian enclave in Azerbaijan for neighboring Armenia.

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Sep 06

How gardens enable refugees and immigrants to put down roots in new communities

By Frances Kai-Hwa Wang

Gardening and community gardens can help immigrant and refugee communities supplement their pantries by growing their own culturally appropriate food that isn’t readily found in grocery stores while maintaining a connection with their homeland across generations. Two community garden projects…

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Aug 08

Months of conflict in Sudan has displaced over 4 million people, a UN official says

By Jack Jeffery, Associated Press

The spokesperson for the U.N. refugee agency said on Tuesday that the fighting has triggered disease outbreaks and an increase in malnutrition across the country.

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Aug 06

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Hmong chef Yia Vang brings a taste of home to Minnesota’s Twin Cities

By Megan Thompson

St. Paul, Minnesota, is home to the nation’s largest population of Hmong, an Indigenous people from Southeast Asia. After the Vietnam War, thousands of Hmong refugees ended up in the Upper Midwest and have called the area home for nearly…

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Jul 12

UN says raging conflict in Sudan has displaced over 3 million people

By Samy Magdy, Associated Press

Sudan has plunged into chaos since mid-April when monthslong tensions between the military and the RSF exploded into open fighting.

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Jul 05

The U.S. citizenship test is changing. Here’s why some advocates are concerned

By Trisha Ahmed, Associated Press

The proposed format could make the citizenship test harder for people who struggle with English literacy. That includes refugees, elderly immigrants and people with disabilities that interfere with their test performance.

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Jun 20

Analysis: Why refugees today are living in limbo for longer

By Sharif A Wahab, The Conversation

As conflicts last longer, the number of refugees and other displaced people is on the rise.

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Jun 15

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UN aid chief on far-reaching consequences of Ukrainian dam disaster

By Geoff Bennett, Zeba Warsi

In Ukraine, floodwaters are receding more than a week after the destruction of a major dam that severely inundated surrounding towns. But the damage is evolving into a long-term environmental and humanitarian disaster with far-reaching consequences. Martin Griffiths is the…

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Jun 02

Border Patrol failed to review medical file of detained girl with heart condition before she died

By Valerie Gonzalez, Associated Press

An internal investigation finds that Border Patrol medical staff declined to review the file of an 8-year-old girl with a chronic heart condition and rare blood disorder before she died on her ninth day in custody. The Panamanian child's parents…

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